Seattle Industry magazine is distributed to 12,000 manufacturing and industrial business leaders and elected officials throughout Washington. That is, everyone who does or should care about industry in our state

Special Report – Manufacturing 2008
The presidential candidates each say US manufacturing is dead and only they can bring it back. So who is making all the stuff establishing new records for US exports? Our 2008 survey of Washington manufacturing shines a light on this question and other realities that will probably not disturb the campaign rhetoric.

6 Export Surge: Six Years in the Making
Washington export growth predates the dollar drop.

15 Up from the Basement
Genie Industries is honored during the Washington Manufacturing Appreciation program June 2 and 3.

16 Supply Chain Boot Camp
The Center for Advanced Manufacturing Services in Kent will help your company learn how to supply goods to growing companies.

17 Tapping into the Oil Sands Canadian firms can help you tap into Alberta export opportunities.

18 Export Awards
Nordic Tug and other Washington firms win recognition for export sales.

ALASKA Report
20 Seattle’s Pollock Auction
Little eggs bring big gold.

SEATTLE Reports
26 Rustoleum?
Seattle acts to save its industrial base.
Will the cure hold?
28 Ballard Transfer
Survive Big Oil? Easy. Survive bike paths? Not so easy.
30 Seattle First
A public–private partnership helps industrial firms stay in the city.

Download Seattle Industry Magazine, Spring 2008

PDF format, 4.6MB, 36Pages.

Volume 5, Number 1. Spring 2008

ON THE COVER
Steel billets at Nucor (photo by April Greer)

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Seattle Industry is published quarterly by the Manufacturing Industrial Council of Greater Seattle at 5509 1st Avenue South, Suite B, Seattle, WA 98108.

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