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LogiPharma has detailed its invitation-only 2026 pharmaceutical supply chain summit. The Frankfurt event will gather 100 senior leaders for discussions on AI-enabled operations, digital transformation, resilience, and practical logistics strategies.
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Ramboll will lead engineering assurance for Barrow’s green hydrogen project. The 30MW plant will supply Kimberly-Clark while reducing natural gas consumption at its manufacturing operation.
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Britain has approved its first lower carbon propellant asthma inhalers. The authorisation begins a manufacturing transition involving new filling equipment, safety controls, component qualification, and product validation.
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ATI has launched a framework for UK aerospace composites growth. The programme connects design, certification, automation, materials, inspection, and production scale around future aircraft requirements.
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Humanoid has secured major funding to scale industrial robot production. Customer deployments are planned during 2026 as the wheeled platform moves towards repeatable manufacture and operation inside working factories.
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BAE Systems has unveiled Brontanax, a British collaborative combat aircraft. Developed at Warton, the uncrewed platform will combine autonomous operation, electronic warfare, precision strike, and modular mission systems.
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Xaar’s Nitrox printheads are powering ZCZH’s precision wax-jetting production system. The digital process cuts tooling dependence, supports complex geometries, and reduces production cycles from days to hours.
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Europe’s flat glass sector wants carbon rules aligned with technology. Manufacturers warn that emissions targets must reflect commercially proven furnace systems and available energy infrastructure.
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VÆRIDION has selected DSD to develop its electric propeller drive. UK engineering, manufacturing, and testing will support full-scale integration ahead of the Microliner’s first flight.
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European aerospace production faces growing titanium and rare-earth supply risks. Concentrated extraction and processing capacity could restrict aircraft, engine, electronics, and defence equipment output.
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