The Worst Product Recalls in History

In this month's infographic, we look at some of the worst product recalls the manufacturing industry has seen.

Jul 21st, 2015

Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.

Gas Suppliers, Banks Make Billions on Texas Power Crisis

Months after the deadly winter storm passed, companies are starting to detail some significant windfalls.

Jetsuit Helps Marines Board Ships

The suit offers a quicker and potentially safer option.

Spot Robot Dog Gets Fired from NYPD

Public criticism ultimately outweighed its potential to inspect dangerous areas.

3M Loses First of Many Earplug Lawsuits

A design flaw is blamed for hearing damage experienced by numerous soldiers.

Huawei Could Acquire Automakers

The sanctions-hammered tech giant is apparently moving in a new direction.

Single Screw Causes $2.2M in Damage

A recent bulk carrier accident was traced back to a single screw.

Gas Shortages Coming, Beavers Cut Town's Internet, Lordstown Motors in Trouble | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 13

Also on the podcast, the world's largest firefighting plane is for sale, girl scouts test drone delivery and Elon Musk is hosting SNL.

Coca-Cola Chemist Guilty of Stealing Trade Secrets, Espionage

A former employee stole formulas for BPA-free can lining, aiming to benefit China.

Bud Light is Giving Away 100,000 Sports Tickets

Sporting events and concerts need a boost and so does the beer industry.

Warehouse Provider Cited After Outbreak Kills 1, Sickens 22

OSHA said the outbreak stemmed from a luncheon held at one of the company's facility breakrooms.

GM-Backed Electric is $4,400

What's pink and green and kicking Tesla's butt?