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Neogen to acquire U.S. rights to cattle pour-on insecticide
Lansing-based food safety company Neogen Corp. is poised to acquire an industry-leading beef cattle insecticide.
UFP Industries acquires California manufacturer
GRAND RAPIDS — An affiliate of wood products company UFP Industries has acquired Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.-based T&R Lumber Co.
Herman Miller president for North America and global ops to retire at end of 2020
ZEELAND — Herman Miller Inc. will conduct an internal and external search to find a candidate to succeed 20-year company veteran Gregory Bylsma, who will retire at the end of 2020.
Peters announces legislation to coordinate national manufacturing policy
Sen. Gary Peters has announced legislation to create a new government agency to synergize the U.S. manufacturing industry.
West Mich. manufacturing continues rebound, but COVID crisis won’t end until vaccine is found, economist says
West Michigan’s manufacturing sector maintained momentum in June as key indexes registered improvements in a monthly survey.
New CEO takes reins at BIFMA as industry reels from effects of pandemic
GRAND RAPIDS — Dierdre Jimenez is joining the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association at an interesting time.
Reardon reflects on industry peaks and valleys during tenure at BIFMA
When Tom Reardon rose through the ranks of the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIFMA) 22 years ago, the trade association was operating in the red.
Automation firms pitch robots as solution to social distancing for manufacturers
Robotics and automation could offer manufacturers a key way forward to operating in the post-coronavirus environment because of their ability to reduce workplace contamination and worker interactions.
Commercial EVs gain attention from automakers, corporations, environmentalists
Major automakers as well as nascent startups are showing an increased focus on electrified commercial delivery vehicles, hoping to gain market share as corporate demand increases.
Steelcase quarterly revenues plummet 41 percent amid coronavirus mitigation measures
GRAND RAPIDS — Office furniture maker Steelcase Inc. reported a steep drop in first quarter revenue along with a steady decline in orders as the coronavirus pandemic spread globally.