Recreational-sporting goods
FIFA unveiled the Oceanuz Final Pro Ball on Aug. 14 as the World Cup entered its final week. The ball from Adidas has "glistening orange and gold detailing" to mimic sunsets in Sydney, host to the final games.
Aluula and Incidence Sails spent about two years testing a composite now being used on the Biotherm in an around-the-world race.
New shoe technology — and a new concept in cleats — could reduce the injury potential for players in the FIFA Women's World Cup that begins July 20.
The return of large-scale manufacturing of bicycles in the U.S.; changes at P&G's Imflux technology subsidiary; the importance of managing growth.
Cardinal Cycling Group is collaborating with machinery company KraussMaffei on the project.
A Cambridge University student uses PVC pipe, foam insulation and four layers of PE film to replace windows shattered by the war in Ukraine.
While companies have talked about the benefits of having production closer to home for some time, the COVID-19 pandemic, global shipping congestion and federal dollars for U.S. manufacturing of computer chips and electric vehicle parts pushed reshoring from the "maybe" column to "yes."
Pickleball calls itself the fastest growing sport in America. It's also one that uses a lot of plastics with a preference for rotomolded balls.
The company has gained market share coming out of the pandemic, and its North Ridgeville, Ohio, plant is a big reason for its success.
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