Food Manufacturing: Last Week in Review (May 22-28)

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May 30th, 2017

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.

Automaker Explores Spinning Off EV Company

Separate electric and gas companies could each employ 10,000 workers by next year.

Workers Flee Manufacturing City; Coke Engineer Sentenced; Chemical Plant Blast | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 67

Also on the podcast, Canoo is running out of money, Stratolaunch tests world's largest plane, VW is adding 1,000 jobs, Tesla might buy a mining company and AGCO attack shuts down operations.

Foxconn Completes Fisker, Lordstown Deals

An announcement brought all three companies full circle.

Boeing Fights With Supplier

Each side is blaming the other for a fuel valve problem.

Emirates’ Order of Boeing Jets Delayed At Least a Year

Just a month ago, it looked as if deliveries would resume this year.

Abbott to Restart Troubled Baby Formula Plant

It will still take some time before stores start restocking shelves.

Musk: Tesla Could Buy Mining Company

He has one condition.

Cannabis Breathalyzers Might Be Missing the Mark

A biotechnology company is developing an impairment test that uses a VR headset.

The Manufacturing Industry's Top Influencers

These people are trying to make a difference in the manufacturing industry.

VW Needs 1,000 Workers in Tennessee

Wages will top out at $33 per hour.

Baby Formula Supply Issues Worsen

A data company expects baby formula to be one of the most affected products in the market.