Tag: Australian Manufacturing
Trade department to begin new research to aid Australian exporters
Trade and Investment Minister Andrew Robb has launched a new detailed research with the purpose of pin-pointing the obstacles facing Australian exporters.
According to a...
Electric trucks to pave the way to a “greener” future
The quest for developing a fully operational vehicle powered by clean electric energy has taken a major leap forward as Hino Motors announced that...
Analytica rolls out first PeriCoach units in preparation for high volume manufacture
Analytica Limited, an Australian developer of medical devices, has announced that it has achieved a milestone with the first production of PeriCoach from a...
Napthine heartened by discussions with Toyota execs regarding future of Melbourne manufacturing plant
Victorian Premier Denis Napthine has met with executives of Toyota at its Japan headquarters a week after the car maker announced that it would...
Forgacs honors founder’s legacy
Following the death of owner Stephen Forgacs in July last year, the management of Forgacs, the iconic ship repairing company, has already moved on...
SPC Ardmona wants your support for 100% Australian grown fruits and vegetables
SPC Ardmona wants you to pledge your support for 100% Aussie grown produce and help save the Australian food industry.
By visiting their support page...
Alcoa and US Army to develop single-piece aluminum hull for better defence against explosive...
Aluminum producer Alcoa and the US Army Research Laboratory have launched a single-piece aluminum hull for ground combat vehicles, delivering even greater strength and...
Intertek expands lab capabilities in Australia with new scanning electron microscope
Intertek, the worldwide leading quality solutions provider, has expanded its laboratory capabilities in Australia with the addition of a Scanning Electron Microscope with Energy...
Bluescope Steel opens $60 million manufacturing plant in China
Bluescope Steel has officially opened its latest $60 million steel plant in China as part of its expansion plans to increase production in the...
Coles’ Ian McLeod aims to “cut” red tape
Coles boss Ian McLeod has called for the Productivity Commission to review obstructive red tape procedures that stifle growth and job creation processes.
According to...
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For a smaller freight-forwarding company to compete with international behemoths, Global Trade Logistics founder Gary Coutsoudis knows he and his team must outperform.
