Market Moves: Manufacturing - May 4th, 2024
 
 
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May 4, 2024
From the Editor

AI, Industry 5.0, biomanufacturing, and more stand at the forefront of innovation. Although some see these concepts as overly ambitious and others want even loftier goals, most agree on one thing: New ideas are the way forward. In this edition, we take a broad view of the manufacturing sector by examining ideas, policies, and trends that are new, old, and re-emerging. As you explore this content, let it encourage you to think not only about what’s in the near term, but also the ever-closer future.

   — Jennifer Ramsay

 

Rulings on PFAS forever chemicals and vinyl production are signs that regulators are finalizing rules in case of an administration change.
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After Mercedes, Fain and the UAW must decide which of two distinct, but intertwined, “games” to prioritize.
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New priorities, like circular business models, need to be established for manufacturers to fight back.
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'I’ve lived the struggle,' says Jack Starr, chief of manufacturing for BioMADE, of the industry’s challenges.
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A new Kearney report says US investments are strong, but challenges remain.
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With manufacturing on the cusp of a new industrial epoch, a look backward can provide clues about what’s in store.
Is technology the key manufacturers need to attract Millennial and Gen Z workers?
"This next generation is ambitious [...] but we need to figure out how we best harness that motivation."
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Advocacy group National COSH is drawing attention to child labor, extreme heat, and more.

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