FITMA
Mexico City, Mexico
June 20-22, 2023
Feria Internacional de Tecnología y Manufactura (FITMA) combines high-end suppliers with innovative products and services to enhance the fabrication and metalworking supply chain.
For further information please contact:
Mario Vidana
U.S. Commercial Service Mexico City,
Email: Mario.Vidana@trade.gov
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Plastimagen
Mexico City, Mexico
November 7-10, 2023
Plastimagen is the premier international business exhibition for the plastics industry in Latin America. The event provides excellent networking and lead opportunities for raw materials, machinery, and equipment to showcase the future of the plastics industry.
For further information please contact:
Yazmin Rojas
U.S. Commercial Service Mexico City,
Phone: +52 81 8047 329
Email: Yazmin.Rojas@trade.gov
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Formnext
Frankfurt, Germany
November 7-10, 2023
Europe’s premier additive manufacturing (AM) event, Formnext 2023 is partnering with the U.S. Commercial Service to offer American additive manufacturing companies excellent export opportunities and a U.S. Pavilion package.
For further information please contact:
Kirsten Hentschel
U.S. Commercial Service Dusseldorf,
Phone: +49-211-737767-30
E-mail: Kirsten.Hentschel@trade.gov
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Market Focus:
Ukraine
Business opportunities for reconstruction in Ukraine. June 2023
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, on February 24 2022, the United States, joined by G7 countries and other allies, have made broad commitments to supporting Ukraine in resisting Russia’s war of aggression and to helping Ukraine rebuild itself.
To help engage the U.S. private sector in Ukraine’s reconstruction, our U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service teams are working to facilitate information sharing to help connect Ukrainian public agencies and private companies with U.S. companies who can offer expertise, technology, and capital, whether in agribusiness, infrastructure, IT, energy, or other sectors crucial to Ukraine’s economic future.
For example, the construction of "smart grids," the introduction of energy-balancing capacities, gas production using advanced technologies, and "green" metallurgy using direct recovery iron are areas that have been identified as priorities. Moreover, there is a demand for U.S. intelligent manufacturing technologies for industries such as metal and steel production and heavy machinery manufacturing, and the Government of Ukraine also wants to attract advanced manufacturers to its industrial parks.
While Ukraine’s wartime environment is hindering economic growth, there are opportunities for U.S. companies in different regions of the country, and we expect the Ukrainian government will be aiming to encourage a revitalization of local manufacturing using technologies that leapfrog Soviet-era industrial capacity destroyed or damaged in the war, with an eye toward future sales to the EU market.
American companies interested in the Ukrainian market are encouraged to reach out to the U.S. Commercial Service in Ukraine to explore specific opportunities.
Please see below for additional resources and information.
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Export News & Resources
Seeking Your Comments:
U.S. Climate Adaptation and Resilience Exports
The International Trade Administration (ITA) and U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) have published a Request for Information in the Federal Register to help inform ITA’s future programming, activities, and market intelligence tools on climate adaptation and resilience-related technologies and services.
This initiative supports the President’s Emergency Plan for Adaptation and Resilience (PREPARE). Comments are accepted until June 30, 2023.
Federal Register: Climate Adaptation Export Competitiveness Request for Information
Questions or Comments? Please contact Anna.Cron@trade.gov.
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