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Volume: #27 Summer
April U.S. Census data on imports of machinery and related technologies for Machines Italia's sectors are now available, some key observations of which we report (see PDF for full report):For the first 4 months of 2025, total machinery imports to the U.S. decreased by 6.66 percent in 2025 compared to 2024. And the top five suppliers remained constant: Germany, Japan, Canada, China, and Mexico.…
Volume: #28 SUMMER 2025
The Italian trade balance with non-EU countries significantly decreased from €5.036 billion to €2.178 billion in April 2024, driven by an energy deficit and a reduced non-energy product surplus. This export drop is partly due to unusual maritime sales in prior months. Excluding these, the decline is moderate at -3.3%.In the first four months of 2025, exports rose 1.9%, but the trade balance fell…
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Volume: #8 Winter 2021
EIMA INTERNATIONAL is one of the world’s leading agricultural machinery and technology trade shows. Its 44th annual edition will take place  from February 3 to 7 2021, and it will be the first international physical event scheduled  to take place in Bologna, Italy after the COVID pandemic lockdown. FEDERUNACOMA, the Italian Federation Of Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers …
Volume: #3: Winter 2017
On the heels of the Italian Ministry of Economic Development’s launch of the Industrial National Plan 4.0, Machines Italia USA and the Italian Trade Commission (ITA) Chicago  office hosted a conversation on the ground-breaking collaborations between Italian and US companies in advanced manufacturing and the emergence of the Industry 4.0. The event took place on October 18th, 2016 at…