Manufacturing
Get the latest news on manufacturing companies, innovation, and economic impact across southeastern Wisconsin.
Disinfectant wipe manufacturer to move from Saukville to Milwaukee
Saukville-based contract disinfectant wipe manufacturer Rebel Converting LLC plans to relocate its headquarters to the Towne Corporate Park of Granville on the city of Milwaukee's far northwest side.
Communication, flexibility key for businesses navigating the coronavirus
While it’s unlikely any business will emerge from the coronavirus pandemic entirely unscathed, there are several strategies that companies are...
The coronavirus
On March 9, Wisconsin Department of Health Services officials said there was only one confirmed case of the COVID-19...
Ford partnering with GE Healthcare, 3M on coronavirus response
Ford will partner with GE Healthcare on the production of ventilators and 3M to make air-purifying respirators, the companies announced Tuesday.
Layman Brewing plans new brewpub in West Allis
Despite economic uncertainty amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, plans are underway for a new brewpub in West Allis.
New Berlin tent and equipment rental company relocating to former Super Products headquarters
New Berlin-based Area Rental & Sales Co. LLC is moving to the former Super Products LLCÂ headquarters facility.
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Monterey Mills, Eder Flag partner to make respirator masks
Janesville-based Monterey Mills and Oak Creek-based Eder Flag are partnering on the production of respirator masks for front-line medical personnel and others in need of face coverings during the coronavirus outbreak.
Johnson Controls exec replacing Tim Sullivan as REV Group CEO
Milwaukee-based REV Group Inc. announced Monday that Rod Rushing will replace Tim Sullivan as chief executive officer of the specialty vehicle maker.
MPE increases production of carts for ventilators
Milwaukee-based Midwest Products & Engineering is ramping up production of medical devices and medical carts used to transport ventilator systems within hospitals, the company announced Monday.
GE Healthcare to produce ventilators ‘around the clock’
Chicago-based GE Healthcare last week said it would increase its output of medical equipment including CTs, ultrasound devices, mobile X-ray systems, patient monitors and ventilators in an effort to help combat the coronavirus.
