Manufacturing
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Insects, hair and sawdust: 10 ingredients you didn't know were hiding in your food
Insects that give sweets color and shine, collagen from skins and bones, and substances derived from plants and wood. Behind innocent names in ingredient lists sometimes hide particularly surprising sources, but before getting alarmed, it is important to know: bizarre does not necessarily mean dangerous.

Trump Pushes for Manufacturing in the USA: Are There Investment Opportunities?
Tariff policy and the surge in AI data centers are driving the infrastructure giant to record results. One of the stocks that benefited most is Caterpillar—is it still attractive?

The state rewards exports. It is time it also rewarded domestic production
The shekel-dollar exchange rate daily impacts decisions on industrial investment in Israel. The government should adjust tax policy to incentivize domestic production, not just exports.

The AI Revolution: Production for Data Centers Boosted Caterpillar and Ford
High demand for data centers has given a strong boost to the manufacturing sector in the USA. Traditional industrial companies like Caterpillar and Ford are actively expanding their operations in this field.

Tnuva Relocates Pasta Factory to Former Olivia Site
Tnuva is relocating its 51%-owned "Rico" pasta factory to the Rehovot dairy complex, following the closure of the "Olivia" spreads plant. The project involves an investment of approximately 30 million shekels.

Tnuva closes the Olivia spreads factory: what will happen to the brand?
The company has decided to close the production line at the Olivia factory in Rehovot and will import products from abroad under the brand. In recent years, Olivia has faced growing competition, led by the "Al HaLechem" brand.

Samsung to Produce Chips for Broadcom Worth $200 Billion by 2030
Samsung Electronics has signed an agreement with Broadcom to expand cooperation in memory chips, contract manufacturing (Foundry), and advanced packaging. The deal is expected to reach $200 billion by 2030.

Acrylic sweater burned at 3,000 degrees: The hot secret of carbon fiber
The strongest, most expensive, and most coveted material in the technology world starts as cheap synthetic plastic and undergoes a brutal atomic cooking process. From the Boeing and Lamborghini supply chain to the CFRP revolution, here is the engineering nightmare behind carbon fiber — a material 5 times lighter than steel, 5 times stronger, and almost impossible to recycle.