Ontario Shipyards, with support from the Ontario Government and the Ontario Shipbuilding Grant Program, is preparing to bid on Canada’s next-generation naval corvettes. According to Ontario Shipyards’ LinkedIn, the company aims to unlock untapped capacity in Ontario shipyards and restore the province as a hub of shipbuilding. Partnering with Fincantieri, Italy’s largest shipbuilder, Ontario Shipyards combines Italian naval expertise with local industrial capabilities. The new vessels, replacing the aging Kingston-class ships, will feature enhanced range, modularity, and operational flexibility

All 15 Sectors, One Voice: National Campaign Underway to Promote Italian Technology in Canada Toronto, Canada – June 3, 2025 Machines Italia Canada is proud to announce the launch of a national marketing campaign in partnership with Acorn30, a Canadian agency specializing in industrial marketing. This initiative aims to promote Italian machinery and advanced technology across all 15 industry sectors represented by Machines Italia throughout the Canadian market. As part of its mission to showcase the excellence and innovation of Italian manufacturing, Machines Italia Canada is implementing a

We’re excited to share that Machines Italia was recently featured in an article on ThomasNet, highlighting our role in connecting U.S. and Canadian manufacturers with Italian technology providers. This recognition underscores our mission to help North American businesses access cutting-edge Italian machinery and innovative solutions across various sectors, from food technology to robotics and metalworking. The article highlights how Machines Italia has been instrumental in fostering partnerships between Italian equipment manufacturers and North American companies, empowering them to stay

Italian Technology Award Program 2024/25 Announced!!!! The Italian Trade Agency, through its global network of offices, periodically conducts the “Italian Technology Award” program in various countries. As of 2024, the program boasts over 500 alumni comprised of professors and students from universities worldwide. This year, we are excited to announce the program will be held in multiple countries and across several industry-specific fields. We invite you to express your interest in our 2024/25 edition. So if you are a professor or a student in your third year or higher (e.g., junior, senior

MEXICO CITY - The metal-mechanic industry includes everything from screw manufacturers to equipment producers, and the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry (Canacintra) is seeking to boost this sector through certifications, greater linkage and technification of production plants, explained Pablo Alberto Briseño Alonso, liaison president of the metal-mechanic branch of the business organization. The metal-mechanic industry is made up of 18 branches and the lack of an industrial policy aimed at promoting this sector has limited the growth of some of them. For example, according to

The anniversary of the Italian company CRIBA has a precise reference to March 6, 1953. On that day, its founder Gennaro Cirielli patented in Milan the first sealing clamps for plastic bags. Many things have happened in these 60 years, but the original patent and the prototype grippers (produced until the 80's) that represent their heritage have always been with them, following them in every moment that has taken them from the original small workshop in Milan to their current location in Cernusco, Naviglio industrial area. They have been making Bag Sealers for 60 years, starting when PE was the

MEXICO CITY - The plastics industry, in its transformation, is becoming sustainable, because previously the sector's equipment spent a lot of energy, which came to represent up to 30% of its cost, but this has been reduced thanks to the arrival of fourth-generation machines that have been designed to save energy, said Jose Navarro, General Manager at E.J. Krause Mexico. "They have changed hydraulic equipment that require maintaining an adequate level of pressure to move the molds, which are very heavy elements, for electric systems that are assisted by motors, which makes operations much

MEXICO CITY - In 2012, the production of machine tools, robots and automation systems for the manufacturing industry in Italy reached 4.93 billion euros, showing a growth of 3.5% compared to the previous year, reported the Italian association of machine tool producers UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE. This result was made possible by the good performance in exports, which grew by 12%, reaching 3.65 billion euros. During the first nine months of the year, the main markets for Italian machine tools were the following: China, the United States, Germany, Russia, France, Brazil, Turkey, India, Poland and