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What Every Multinational Company Should Know About. Supply Chain Integrity

Foley

Both enforcement agencies and consumers increasingly are focused on manufacturers’ supply chains. Just as importantly, manufacturers will face tangible reputational risks if forced-labor issues are exposed in their supply chains. Human rights enforcement frameworks increasingly have real teeth.

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Top Growth Opportunities Transforming the Chemicals and Materials Industry

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

As 2025 unfolds, the chemicals and materials industry is undergoing a seismic shift, where sustainability, digitalization, and supply chain resilience are no longer trends but imperatives. Circular materials , smart automation, and AI-driven innovation are not just enhancing efficiency, they are rewriting the rules of competition.

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BAB Aluminium & Capral: A relationship bonded by aluminium

Manufacturer's Monthly

The greatest source of revenue out of these offerings is the grandstand, something Blowes realised after producing his first for an on-seller in Gladesville, NSW. I am fiercely proud that were 100 per cent Australian made and use 100 per cent Australian supply chains, he said. Everybody is a customer, said Blowes.

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Global Automotive Industry at the Crossroads: The Carbon Neutrality Mandate and Strategic Pathways to Net-Zero by 2030

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

In response, OEMs are adopting several net-zero strategies, such as vehicle electrification, renewable energy sourcing, closed loop recycling, and sustainable supply chain practices. Meanwhile, geopolitical volatility, supply chain disruptions, and energy security risks are driving OEMs to adopt energy self-sufficiency measures.

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QLD Gov’t set to secure Boyne Island aluminium smelter

Manufacturer's Monthly

“We know that Central Queensland is key to the state’s economy, which is why we are acting to protect anchor manufacturers like Boyne Smelter because they support jobs and supply chains well beyond their own operations,” said Premier Steven Miles.

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How Avicena re-invented the wheel

Manufacturer's Monthly

In the early iterations of Sentinel, most small components were made of aluminium, and many were sourced as ready-made items. This is just one of the reasons we regard our 3D printers as an important part of our supply chain,” he said. The post How Avicena re-invented the wheel appeared first on Manufacturers' Monthly.

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How Avicena re-invented the wheel

AU Manufacturing

In the early iterations of Sentinel, most small components were made of aluminium, and many were sourced as ready-made items. To overcome this problem we literally ‘reinvented the wheel’, using a composite material including a percentage of carbon fibre, producing wheels that, after months in use, show no discernible signs of wear. .