Industry News Roundup: Global Manufacturing Investments and Innovations
Key Ideas
  • Volvo Construction Equipment to invest $261 million in expanding U.S. manufacturing, focusing on crawler excavators and wheel loaders.
  • Ben & Jerry’s partners with PurposeEnergy for clean energy production in Vermont, utilizing anaerobic digestion of organic waste.
  • Insight on the benefits of digital twins for supply chain optimization discussed in a podcast featuring Industry 4.0 expert Jason Hehman.
  • Kellanova UK successfully produces cereals using hydrogen gas, showcasing its potential in decarbonizing manufacturing processes.
The IndustryWeek roundup of news covers a diverse range of global manufacturing developments. Volvo Construction Equipment's significant investment in expanding production facilities in the U.S., South Korea, and Sweden highlights a commitment to growth and innovation. In Vermont, Ben & Jerry’s collaboration with PurposeEnergy on a clean energy facility demonstrates a proactive approach towards sustainability. The discussion around digital twins for supply chain optimization provides valuable insights into leveraging technology for manufacturing efficiency. A notable highlight is Kellanova UK's successful demonstration of producing popular cereals using hydrogen gas instead of natural gas at their Manchester plant. This showcases the potential of hydrogen in supporting decarbonization efforts within the manufacturing industry. Additionally, the article touches on Allison Transmission's acquisition of Dana Inc.'s off-highway business, indicating a strategic move to enhance global presence and technical expertise. The Business Talk segment provides updates on various manufacturing companies, highlighting advancements, funding achievements, certifications, and anniversaries, reflecting a positive momentum in the industry's growth and innovation.
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