Manufacturing

The Manufacturers Alliance celebrated its 2nd annual conference at the AJ Bell Stadium.

This agreement increases Hoffmaster’s ability to service the U.K. and European markets in an efficient and effective manner.

With the Made in Yorkshire Exhibition just around the corner, the first list of speakers has been announced with key businesses from industry participating.

Warrington based hygiene specialist, Christeyns Food Hygiene, has launched Moviemento, the UK’s first fully adaptable Learning Management System and e-learning package designed to meet the stringent hygiene requirements of food and beverage production environments. 

Reaffirming Ireland’s commitment to maintaining the strongest trading relationship with the UK, in a post Brexit era, the Irish Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys will lead Ireland’s trade and innovation agency Enterprise Ireland’s three-day trade mission to Manchester

Manufacturers in Rochdale recently got the chance to find out more about the £20m Made Smarter business support programme in the North West designed to boost productivity and drive growth through the adoption of new technologies and design processes.

Award-winning SKV Communications has been appointed by the UK arm of global engineering business Siemens to promote its leading-edge work in the digitalisation of industry, popularly known as Industry 4.0.

Horwich based SEL Business Languages Ltd is celebrating the completion of a new key, complex translation service for a client. The work involved the translation of 20 pages into 12 different languages, giving their client the capability to inform its customers in their native language.

Investment in Northern tech companies has reached a ten-year high, as investors worldwide target the region’s fast-growing digital sector, according to Livingbridge.

Indian-owned Hero Cycles is launching its first ever range of Manchester, UK designed, Indian-manufactured, electric 'e-bikes' for Europe this month.

A long-established building products business has undergone a management buy-out backed by a £500,000 loan from Mercia Fund Managers.