Bring U.S. Manufacturing Home
In recent years outsourcing has circumvented U.S. production. re-shoring can shift the tide.
In recent years outsourcing has circumvented U.S. production. re-shoring can shift the tide.
Siemens, driven by its commitment to sustainability, decided to gauge which way the wind blows. In the process, it perceived environmental c
To double exports, start with trade agreements.
Dan Harvey provides your ticket to ride on a magical bus trip.
It may manufacture drilling equipment whose purpose is to dig deep, but as a business Brazil’s Wolf Metalúrgica is soaring to new heights. M
In business for 35 years, Koss Aerospace prospered by providing precision, machined components for leading aerospace industry customers. But
Latrobe Specialty Steel has been able to change with the times with new processes and technologies that have enabled the company to particip
Lorenge, a Brazilian developer and builder, has been employing innovative strategies and practices to cater to the needs of its demanding cl
SCS Solucoes Construcao e Sistemas makes steel structures for factory construction and other purposes for big-name international companies,
Thermo King produces transport temperature control systems and has helped keep Brazil cool for more than 35 years. As a unit of Ingersoll Ra
Having consolidated its reputation as one of Brazil’s top producers of planters and other agricultural equipment, Jumil is going after new m
In the toilet business for more than 120 years, Hervy prepares to launch a series of new products that will greatly reduce water usage as th
For both domestic and overseas clients, Brazil’s Hidro Jet flies high as a top supplier of electrical hardware components. Michael Sommers l
The Brazilian conglomerate of companies, Indústria Rei, produces transmission axle support parts for domestic and imported vehicles. Excelli
JAY-LOR® Fabricating, Inc. manufactures bovine feed mixers to produce a fiber-rich combination of nutrients to improve herd health and farme
With annual revenue that has increased more than 30-fold in the last 10 years, Fast Engenharia is one of Brazil’s most important engineering
The Ford Motor Company first set foot in Brazil in 1919. Since then, the company has enjoyed plenty of growth, but perhaps never as much as
Helwig Carbon Products has an enormous carbon footprint. Not that there’s anything wrong with that! At least not in the case of this Midwest
Since its inception in 1969, Embraer spread its wings across the world. Executing a three-point aerial attack targeting commercial, defense
The Embramaco Group, made up of five separate companies, including its own mining business, is a leader in ceramic tile production in Brazil
Denso do Brasil, the country's biggest maker of air-conditioning systems for cars, is lucky enough to be selling in a growing auto market. T
Elster is an innovator in the smart grid market, boasting technologies that not only facilitate better flow of information but also help com
A leading wire and cable supplier, Comtran Corporation keeps the nation’s communication lines open. Ranked high by its clients and peers, th
As Brazil’s leading supplier of turnkey thermal insulation solutions, Danica is as concerned with creating barriers against rivals as it is
Della Coletta Bioenergia’s 50-plus years in the Brazilian marketplace confirm the adage that bigger isn’t always better. José Roberto Della
From its founding in 1983, Bantrel has developed into Canada’s largest EPC-focused company in the energy industry. Today it targets new oppo
Bombardier Transportation is the world’s largest manufacturer of railway vehicles and components.
Specializing in turbocharging and thermal systems for the automotive industry, Borgwarner Brasil is one of the bright stars in Borgwarner’s
Shifting containerized cargo trade patterns, implication of an expanded Panama Canal, and the ability to fund infrastructure projects necess
From tradition to transformation Sequoia Brass & Copper has stood for excellence in American manufacturing. In this episode, we sit down with Kim MacFarlane, President of Sequoia Brass & Copper, to hear the inspiring story of a family-owned company founded by her father, built on craftsmanship, trust, and a relentless commitment to quality. Kim shares how she’s guided the company through the challenges of modern industry while honoring its heritage, and how the next chapter will be carried forward by her son Kyle. This is more than a story of brass and copper; it’s about resilience, innovation, and the enduring strength of family legacy. If you’ve ever wondered how tradition can meet the demands of today’s industry hit play and be inspired.