Manufacturing Today

Family-owned fruit producer Montague is paving a path of sustainable practice with the latest technology at its new $66 million site.

Packaging businesses and the rest of the Melbourne community are now dealing with a seven day extension to the latest lockdown, which has seen virtually everything except the workplace close down. APPMA, PVCA and TRMC weigh in.

PKN’s B2B advice columnist Paul Allen examines two immutable truths that will lead to a ‘monster moment’ in margin recovery.

Registrations are now open for the 2021 APMMA Business & Industry Conference, with a 'must-see' highlight on the program the opening keynote presentation by Francisco Betti of the World Economic Forum.

Lindy Hughson speaks to Emma Townsend, recently appointed CEO of AGITO Group, about her vision for the company, the future of local manufacturing, and women in leadership.

​The Packserv Group now has local on-site manufacturing capabilities with the recent launch of its new engineering and manufacturing division, located at its new facility in Marrickville, NSW.

GS1 Australia and KPMG Australia have published a thought leadership report highlighting the importance of master data in the future of retail supply chains.

An expert in quality management is forecasting a significant increase in components and machinery made locally after the government’s $1.5 billion investment into its Modern Manufacturing Strategy.

The federal government’s Payment Times Reporting Scheme is now live and promises to do for B2B relationships what eHarmony and Tinder have done for online dating.

In a bid to invest in the local economy and to ensure shortened lead times, SMC ANZ will now undertake the local assembly and stockholding of its latest range of electric cylinders.

Applications are now open for the Morrison government's $1.3 billion Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI).

To address the multiple challenges and opportunities the sector faces in the new economy, the APPMA will bring together a mix of high-profile industry experts and international thought leaders for its 2021 Business and Industry Conference.

Both the public and the private sector have made their intentions known: it is time to take back Australia’s manufacturing. To this end, there's a lot of support available to local manufacturers.

A new report produced by APPMA and RMIT University says packaging and processing machinery used collaboratively can reduce food waste, and provides analysis of major trends and opportunities for the sector.

The latest research report from Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre looks at the sector’s pain points and 10 ways manufacturers can be smarter operators.

Manufacturing, as well as food and agriculture have been identified as areas where science and technology can be used to help restore economic growth and resilience in the recovery from Covid-19.