Two Sydney-based entrepreneurs are harvesting and selling air from Australian locations and are targeting the Chinese export market.
Fairfax and others report that Green & Clean began selling the cans,
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Bosch inaugurates new $40 million Victorian site
Bosch inaugurated its new $40 million Australian headquarters and technology centre last night and announced it would invest another $6.2 million to strengthen its diode production.
The wholly-owned local
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China blamed as OECD steel overcapacity discussions continue
An OECD steel committee meeting, attended by assistant science minister Karen Andrews and including 30 of the world’s biggest steelmaking nations, has heard advice that the current glut be addressed
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China steel rally predicted to sag
Why China could never sign on to the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Indian finance minister promotes investment during “Make In India” speech
India’s finance minister has said Australian investment would be helpful in realising the goal of India as a low-cost manufacturing hub.
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Great start the key to company’s racing success
WHEN the starter climbs the platform for the world’s richest horse race in Dubai on Saturday night, what happens next will be in the hands of a small company more than 10,000km away.
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Iron ore to shrink, food, LNG and coal to grow in Australia/China trade
Iron ore exports to China are predicted to slip, and food, gas and coal exports to increase their share of two-way trade with China, according to a new report by Reserve Bank of Australia economists.
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How do we drive export growth in Australia?
Trade is a key driver of jobs, innovation and long-term prosperity for Australia. Increasing trade and investment is absolutely crucial to unlocking Australia’s future economic growth.
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PWR working on Tesla home battery, European electric car projects
Ormeau-based motorsports specialist PWR Performance Products is currently working on opportunities through areas including electric vehicles and home energy storage batteries.
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WA businesses should make more of SE Asian opportunities
The CEO of joint venture Interflour has said that West Australia’s business leaders need to make more of the opportunities in south-east Asia, a region which he believes could outstrip China as a manufacturing hub.
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Spain to Sydney shipping half the price of Perth to Sydney: Brickworks boss
According to the CEO of Brickworks, it is two times cheaper to send a brick to Sydney from Spain than from Perth.
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Alkane Resources in bid to supply aerospace industry
Alkane Resources has revealed it is in talks with major aerospace firms about supplying a crucial rare earth element used in jet engine manufacture.
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The Middle East open for exports
The Middle East offers huge potential for Australian exporters, particularly as we look to expand and diversify our export markets away from Asia. Andrew Watson writes.
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Bellamy’s looks globally as formula sales boom
Organic milk formula company Bellamy’s Australia is seeing massive revenue growth and is on its way to become a global business.
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Manufacturing opportunities abound across Asia
The recent China FTA is very good news for certain manufacturers, while others might find better returns in other Asian countries. Alan Johnson reports.
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German subs win would increase suppliers’ export chances: Siemens
A winning German bid to build the next fleet of Australian submarines would help Australian companies access global supply chains, according to Siemens.
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CSL announces increased supply of Privigen
Global biotherapies company CSL has officially announced the first export of the intravenous immunoglobin product Privigen from the new Broadmeadows factory.
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Parts and components trade may well save the economy
Most of us are all too aware that production chains are becoming more globally integrated. More and more businesses and research organisations now contribute smaller slices to larger audiences of consumers.
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Moving manufacturing successes into the national psyche: what’s needed?
There’s cautious optimism around that manufacturing’s fortunes have changed. Brent Balinski spoke to Jens Goennemann and Andrew Stevens of the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre about building on successes and – hopefully – changing the national psyche around the industry.
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