A Drone Tour Of China's Rusting Shipyards

Until recently, shipbuilding was a symbol of China's industrial might, but now shipyards across China are suffering due to weak global demand.

Feb 8th, 2017

Preparing Your Product for Export

Preparing Your Product for Export

Selecting and preparing your product for export requires knowledge of the unique characteristics of each target market. It is very important to do research. This guide discusses things to consider to prepare your product for export.

FDA Changes Sanitizer Rule to Address Supply Glut

The FDA's all-hands-on-deck approach to hand sanitizer production is over.

Amazon Shopper Faces Prison, Fine for Fraudulent Returns

He made a casual $290,000.

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Paint Manufacturer Fined $709,960 After Deadly Explosion

The company improperly altered a kettle reactor vessel and then returned it to service.

SBA Grant Fraud Amounted to $4.5 Billion

Applicants who claimed to have a million employees were not flagged.

China's 'Bad Behaviors'; Cereal Workers Strike; Foxconn's Lordstown Play | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 36

Also on the podcast, toymaker abandons Tonka Trucks in China, hypersonic missile passes test, Dodge brand journeys to Mexico and cereal inspired by a Wendy's favorite.

Nestle Adding Plant-Based Egg and Shrimp

Cleverly titled vEGGie and Vrimp.

Bad Butterfly Valves Cost Company $4.5M

A former employee filed a whistleblower lawsuit.

73% of Workers Surveyed Are Considering Quitting

The report’s findings reflect a “deep dissatisfaction” among workers.

Facial Recognition Firm Working on 'Mask Removal' Tool

How accurate would it be?

New Kellogg Breakfast Cereal Inspired by Wendy's Favorite

Luckily, it wasn't the chili.

Man Loses Finger at Tootsie Roll Plant

Tootsie Roll Industries allowed the safety locks on the machine's access doors to be bypassed.