GITNUXREPORT 2026

Manufacturing Industry Statistics

U.S. manufacturing employed 12.85 million workers in 2023 while average wages reached $27.31 per hour, and the industry’s footprint is clear in the numbers alone. From workforce shifts across China, the EU, Japan, and India to export strength and output growth, the dataset connects jobs, productivity, pay, and trade in one place. Take a look and see what hiring challenges, education needs, and new technologies like Industry 4.0 and digital twins are doing to the next few years.

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U.S. manufacturing employed 12.85 million workers in 2023.

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Global manufacturing employment reached 2.2 billion people in 2022.

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Manufacturing accounts for 8.5% of U.S. total employment.

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China's manufacturing workforce is about 220 million in 2023.

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EU manufacturing employment was 32.5 million in 2022.

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Women make up 29% of the U.S. manufacturing workforce.

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Average manufacturing wage in U.S. is $27.31 per hour in 2023.

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India’s manufacturing sector employs 61 million people.

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Japan manufacturing employment declined to 10.2 million in 2022.

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Germany has 7.8 million manufacturing workers.

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U.S. manufacturing jobs grew by 300,000 since 2021.

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Mexico manufacturing employment is 4.5 million.

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South Korea manufacturing workers: 4.1 million in 2022.

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UK manufacturing employment: 2.6 million.

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Brazil manufacturing jobs: 10.5 million.

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Average age of U.S. manufacturing worker is 44.5 years.

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75% of U.S. manufacturing executives report hiring challenges.

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Vietnam manufacturing employment surged to 12 million.

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Canada manufacturing workforce: 1.7 million.

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Australia manufacturing jobs: 850,000.

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Indonesia manufacturing employment: 15 million.

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40% of U.S. manufacturing jobs require postsecondary education.

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Thailand manufacturing workers: 5.5 million.

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France manufacturing employment: 3.2 million.

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Italy manufacturing jobs: 3.9 million.

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Turkey manufacturing employment: 5.8 million.

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Russia manufacturing workforce: 10 million.

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Spain manufacturing jobs: 2.1 million.

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Poland manufacturing employment: 2.4 million.

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Netherlands manufacturing workers: 750,000.

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U.S. manufacturing exports were $1.5 trillion in 2023.

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China manufacturing exports: $3.6 trillion.

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Germany export share from manufacturing: 50% of total exports.

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Mexico manufacturing exports: $475 billion.

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EU manufacturing exports: €2.7 trillion.

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South Korea exports manufacturing: $632 billion.

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Japan manufacturing exports: $700 billion.

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Vietnam exports manufacturing: $370 billion.

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Canada manufacturing exports: $200 billion.

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India manufacturing exports: $100 billion.

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U.S. trade deficit in goods: $1 trillion, mostly manufacturing.

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Machinery and equipment exports global: $1.5 trillion.

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Electrical machinery exports: $2.5 trillion.

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Vehicles exports: $800 billion.

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Pharmaceuticals exports: $500 billion.

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Chemicals exports: $900 billion.

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Plastics exports: $300 billion.

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Textiles exports: $800 billion.

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Steel exports: $200 billion.

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Aircraft exports U.S.: $100 billion.

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Semiconductors exports: $600 billion.

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Furniture exports: $150 billion.

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Food products exports: $1 trillion global.

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UK manufacturing exports: £90 billion.

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Brazil manufacturing exports: $80 billion.

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Turkey exports manufacturing: $200 billion.

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Thailand exports: $280 billion manufacturing.

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Indonesia manufacturing exports: $170 billion.

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Australia manufacturing exports: $50 billion.

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Global manufacturing output grew 3.4% in 2023.

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U.S. manufacturing output index at 100.5 in 2023.

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China produced 28% of global manufacturing output.

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Capacity utilization in U.S. manufacturing: 78%.

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EU industrial production index: 102.1 in 2023.

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Global steel production: 1.88 billion tons in 2023.

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U.S. vehicle production: 10.6 million units in 2023.

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Semiconductor production value: $527 billion.

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Cement production global: 4.1 billion tons.

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Aircraft deliveries: 1,400 units in 2023.

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Smartphone production: 1.17 billion units.

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Wind turbine manufacturing: 900 GW capacity.

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Solar panel production: 1 TW capacity.

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Chemicals production U.S.: 1 trillion pounds.

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Aluminum production: 69 million tons global.

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Plastic production: 400 million tons.

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Pharmaceutical production value: $1.6 trillion.

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Textile production: 110 million tons.

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Furniture production value: $700 billion.

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Machinery output index U.S.: 95.2.

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Food manufacturing output U.S.: $1.2 trillion value added.

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Electronics output China: $1.2 trillion.

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Auto parts production: $1 trillion global.

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Shipbuilding output: 30 million GT.

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Rubber production: 15 million tons.

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Glass production: 1,000 million tons.

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U.S. manufacturing productivity up 0.9% in 2023.

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Japan industrial production: -1.2% yoy.

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India manufacturing PMI: 56.7 in Jan 2024.

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U.S. manufacturing revenue reached $2.3 trillion in 2022.

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Global manufacturing market size was $16 trillion in 2023.

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China's manufacturing output value: $5 trillion in 2022.

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EU manufacturing sales: €6.8 trillion in 2022.

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U.S. manufacturing value added: $2.3 trillion.

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Germany's manufacturing revenue: €2.5 trillion.

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Japan manufacturing sales: ¥140 trillion in 2022.

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India's manufacturing GDP contribution: $451 billion.

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South Korea manufacturing revenue: $500 billion.

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Mexico manufacturing exports contribute $300 billion to revenue.

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UK manufacturing turnover: £220 billion.

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Brazil manufacturing revenue: $700 billion.

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U.S. chemical manufacturing revenue: $900 billion.

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Global automotive manufacturing revenue: $2.8 trillion.

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Electronics manufacturing market: $2.1 trillion.

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Food and beverage manufacturing U.S. revenue: $900 billion.

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Machinery manufacturing revenue U.S.: $450 billion.

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Aerospace manufacturing revenue: $300 billion globally.

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Pharmaceuticals manufacturing revenue: $1.5 trillion.

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Textile manufacturing global revenue: $1 trillion.

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Steel industry revenue: $900 billion.

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Plastics manufacturing revenue U.S.: $400 billion.

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Furniture manufacturing revenue: $150 billion U.S.

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Paper manufacturing revenue: $200 billion global.

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U.S. manufacturing profit margin average 8.2%.

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Vietnam manufacturing revenue: $200 billion.

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Canada manufacturing GDP: $180 billion.

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Australia manufacturing revenue: $100 billion.

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Indonesia manufacturing revenue: $250 billion.

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Thailand manufacturing sales: $300 billion.

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France manufacturing value added: €250 billion.

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Italy manufacturing revenue: €1.1 trillion.

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65% of U.S. manufacturers use AI in production.

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Global R&D spending in manufacturing: $1.2 trillion.

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U.S. manufacturing R&D: 8% of sales for top firms.

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Renewable energy manufacturing grew 12% in 2023.

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45% of manufacturers adopted Industry 4.0 tech.

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Carbon emissions from manufacturing: 30% of global.

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Robotics density in manufacturing: 141 per 10k workers.

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3D printing market in manufacturing: $20 billion.

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Energy efficiency improved 2% annually in EU manufacturing.

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Water usage in manufacturing: 20% of industrial total.

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Circular economy adoption: 25% of manufacturers.

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IoT devices in factories: 75 billion by 2025 projection.

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Waste recycling rate in manufacturing: 70% U.S.

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Hydrogen production for industry: 95 million tons.

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Digital twins used by 85% of large manufacturers.

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GHG reduction target met by 60% of manufacturers.

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Automation reduced energy use by 15%.

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Blockchain in supply chain: 30% adoption.

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U.S. manufacturers investing $200 billion in clean tech.

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Global patents in green manufacturing: 50,000 annually.

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Predictive maintenance cuts downtime 50%.

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Sustainable sourcing: 55% of supply chains.

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EV battery manufacturing capacity: 3.5 TWh.

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Zero-waste factories: 10% of large plants.

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AR/VR training used by 40% manufacturers.

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Cloud computing in manufacturing: 60% adoption.

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Biodiversity impact reduced by 20% in key sectors.

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Quantum computing pilots in manufacturing: 5%.

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Net-zero pledges by manufacturers: 40%.

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Biomanufacturing growth: 15% CAGR.

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Written by Marcus Afolabi·Edited by David Kowalski·Fact-checked by Jonathan Hale

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 4, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Key Takeaways

U.S. manufacturing employed 12.85 million workers in 2023.
Global manufacturing employment reached 2.2 billion people in 2022.
Manufacturing accounts for 8.5% of U.S. total employment.
U.S. manufacturing exports were $1.5 trillion in 2023.
China manufacturing exports: $3.6 trillion.
Germany export share from manufacturing: 50% of total exports.
Global manufacturing output grew 3.4% in 2023.
U.S. manufacturing output index at 100.5 in 2023.
China produced 28% of global manufacturing output.
U.S. manufacturing revenue reached $2.3 trillion in 2022.
Global manufacturing market size was $16 trillion in 2023.
China's manufacturing output value: $5 trillion in 2022.
65% of U.S. manufacturers use AI in production.
Global R&D spending in manufacturing: $1.2 trillion.
U.S. manufacturing R&D: 8% of sales for top firms.

U.S. manufacturing employs 12.85 million workers, with output and exports rising despite hiring and skills challenges.

Employment Statistics

1U.S. manufacturing employed 12.85 million workers in 2023.

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2Global manufacturing employment reached 2.2 billion people in 2022.

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3Manufacturing accounts for 8.5% of U.S. total employment.

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4China's manufacturing workforce is about 220 million in 2023.

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5EU manufacturing employment was 32.5 million in 2022.

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6Women make up 29% of the U.S. manufacturing workforce.

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7Average manufacturing wage in U.S. is $27.31 per hour in 2023.

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8India’s manufacturing sector employs 61 million people.

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9Japan manufacturing employment declined to 10.2 million in 2022.

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10Germany has 7.8 million manufacturing workers.

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11U.S. manufacturing jobs grew by 300,000 since 2021.

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12Mexico manufacturing employment is 4.5 million.

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13South Korea manufacturing workers: 4.1 million in 2022.

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14UK manufacturing employment: 2.6 million.

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15Brazil manufacturing jobs: 10.5 million.

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16Average age of U.S. manufacturing worker is 44.5 years.

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1775% of U.S. manufacturing executives report hiring challenges.

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18Vietnam manufacturing employment surged to 12 million.

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19Canada manufacturing workforce: 1.7 million.

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20Australia manufacturing jobs: 850,000.

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21Indonesia manufacturing employment: 15 million.

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2240% of U.S. manufacturing jobs require postsecondary education.

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23Thailand manufacturing workers: 5.5 million.

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24France manufacturing employment: 3.2 million.

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25Italy manufacturing jobs: 3.9 million.

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26Turkey manufacturing employment: 5.8 million.

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27Russia manufacturing workforce: 10 million.

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28Spain manufacturing jobs: 2.1 million.

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29Poland manufacturing employment: 2.4 million.

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30Netherlands manufacturing workers: 750,000.

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Employment Statistics Interpretation

While the U.S. manufacturing sector is a robust engine of high-wage jobs, it's a middle-aged industry competing on brains over brawn in a global factory that spans billions, where China alone employs a workforce seventeen times its size.

Exports and Trade

1U.S. manufacturing exports were $1.5 trillion in 2023.

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2China manufacturing exports: $3.6 trillion.

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3Germany export share from manufacturing: 50% of total exports.

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4Mexico manufacturing exports: $475 billion.

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5EU manufacturing exports: €2.7 trillion.

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6South Korea exports manufacturing: $632 billion.

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7Japan manufacturing exports: $700 billion.

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8Vietnam exports manufacturing: $370 billion.

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9Canada manufacturing exports: $200 billion.

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10India manufacturing exports: $100 billion.

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11U.S. trade deficit in goods: $1 trillion, mostly manufacturing.

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12Machinery and equipment exports global: $1.5 trillion.

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13Electrical machinery exports: $2.5 trillion.

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14Vehicles exports: $800 billion.

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15Pharmaceuticals exports: $500 billion.

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16Chemicals exports: $900 billion.

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17Plastics exports: $300 billion.

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18Textiles exports: $800 billion.

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19Steel exports: $200 billion.

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20Aircraft exports U.S.: $100 billion.

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21Semiconductors exports: $600 billion.

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22Furniture exports: $150 billion.

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23Food products exports: $1 trillion global.

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24UK manufacturing exports: £90 billion.

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25Brazil manufacturing exports: $80 billion.

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26Turkey exports manufacturing: $200 billion.

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27Thailand exports: $280 billion manufacturing.

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28Indonesia manufacturing exports: $170 billion.

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29Australia manufacturing exports: $50 billion.

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Exports and Trade Interpretation

Despite a formidable $1.5 trillion in exports, America's massive manufacturing appetite still leaves it a trillion-dollar shopaholic in a global mall where China runs the flagship store and everyone else is expertly manning their own specialty boutiques.

Production and Output

1Global manufacturing output grew 3.4% in 2023.

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2U.S. manufacturing output index at 100.5 in 2023.

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3China produced 28% of global manufacturing output.

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4Capacity utilization in U.S. manufacturing: 78%.

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5EU industrial production index: 102.1 in 2023.

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6Global steel production: 1.88 billion tons in 2023.

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7U.S. vehicle production: 10.6 million units in 2023.

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8Semiconductor production value: $527 billion.

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9Cement production global: 4.1 billion tons.

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10Aircraft deliveries: 1,400 units in 2023.

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11Smartphone production: 1.17 billion units.

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12Wind turbine manufacturing: 900 GW capacity.

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13Solar panel production: 1 TW capacity.

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14Chemicals production U.S.: 1 trillion pounds.

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15Aluminum production: 69 million tons global.

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16Plastic production: 400 million tons.

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17Pharmaceutical production value: $1.6 trillion.

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18Textile production: 110 million tons.

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19Furniture production value: $700 billion.

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20Machinery output index U.S.: 95.2.

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21Food manufacturing output U.S.: $1.2 trillion value added.

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22Electronics output China: $1.2 trillion.

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23Auto parts production: $1 trillion global.

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24Shipbuilding output: 30 million GT.

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25Rubber production: 15 million tons.

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26Glass production: 1,000 million tons.

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27U.S. manufacturing productivity up 0.9% in 2023.

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28Japan industrial production: -1.2% yoy.

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29India manufacturing PMI: 56.7 in Jan 2024.

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Production and Output Interpretation

The world's industrial beast is staggering forward with impressive tonnage and trillion-dollar outputs, yet its gait is uneven—buoyed by a roaring East, steadied by a pragmatic West, and hampered by the persistent creak of underused capacity and patchy productivity.

Revenue and Financials

1U.S. manufacturing revenue reached $2.3 trillion in 2022.

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2Global manufacturing market size was $16 trillion in 2023.

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3China's manufacturing output value: $5 trillion in 2022.

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4EU manufacturing sales: €6.8 trillion in 2022.

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5U.S. manufacturing value added: $2.3 trillion.

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6Germany's manufacturing revenue: €2.5 trillion.

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7Japan manufacturing sales: ¥140 trillion in 2022.

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8India's manufacturing GDP contribution: $451 billion.

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9South Korea manufacturing revenue: $500 billion.

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10Mexico manufacturing exports contribute $300 billion to revenue.

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11UK manufacturing turnover: £220 billion.

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12Brazil manufacturing revenue: $700 billion.

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13U.S. chemical manufacturing revenue: $900 billion.

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14Global automotive manufacturing revenue: $2.8 trillion.

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15Electronics manufacturing market: $2.1 trillion.

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16Food and beverage manufacturing U.S. revenue: $900 billion.

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17Machinery manufacturing revenue U.S.: $450 billion.

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18Aerospace manufacturing revenue: $300 billion globally.

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19Pharmaceuticals manufacturing revenue: $1.5 trillion.

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20Textile manufacturing global revenue: $1 trillion.

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21Steel industry revenue: $900 billion.

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22Plastics manufacturing revenue U.S.: $400 billion.

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23Furniture manufacturing revenue: $150 billion U.S.

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24Paper manufacturing revenue: $200 billion global.

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25U.S. manufacturing profit margin average 8.2%.

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26Vietnam manufacturing revenue: $200 billion.

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27Canada manufacturing GDP: $180 billion.

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28Australia manufacturing revenue: $100 billion.

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29Indonesia manufacturing revenue: $250 billion.

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30Thailand manufacturing sales: $300 billion.

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31France manufacturing value added: €250 billion.

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32Italy manufacturing revenue: €1.1 trillion.

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Revenue and Financials Interpretation

While America's mighty $2.3 trillion factory floor is no backyard shed, it's a sobering reminder that in the global industrial neighborhood, China's workshop is the size of a continent and even the collective EU garage sale could buy and sell several Titanics.

Sustainability and Innovation

165% of U.S. manufacturers use AI in production.

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2Global R&D spending in manufacturing: $1.2 trillion.

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3U.S. manufacturing R&D: 8% of sales for top firms.

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4Renewable energy manufacturing grew 12% in 2023.

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545% of manufacturers adopted Industry 4.0 tech.

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6Carbon emissions from manufacturing: 30% of global.

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7Robotics density in manufacturing: 141 per 10k workers.

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83D printing market in manufacturing: $20 billion.

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9Energy efficiency improved 2% annually in EU manufacturing.

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10Water usage in manufacturing: 20% of industrial total.

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11Circular economy adoption: 25% of manufacturers.

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12IoT devices in factories: 75 billion by 2025 projection.

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13Waste recycling rate in manufacturing: 70% U.S.

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14Hydrogen production for industry: 95 million tons.

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15Digital twins used by 85% of large manufacturers.

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16GHG reduction target met by 60% of manufacturers.

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17Automation reduced energy use by 15%.

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18Blockchain in supply chain: 30% adoption.

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19U.S. manufacturers investing $200 billion in clean tech.

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20Global patents in green manufacturing: 50,000 annually.

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21Predictive maintenance cuts downtime 50%.

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22Sustainable sourcing: 55% of supply chains.

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23EV battery manufacturing capacity: 3.5 TWh.

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24Zero-waste factories: 10% of large plants.

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25AR/VR training used by 40% manufacturers.

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26Cloud computing in manufacturing: 60% adoption.

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27Biodiversity impact reduced by 20% in key sectors.

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28Quantum computing pilots in manufacturing: 5%.

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29Net-zero pledges by manufacturers: 40%.

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30Biomanufacturing growth: 15% CAGR.

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Sustainability and Innovation Interpretation

While the factory floor is getting smarter and greener by the minute, with robots and AI pushing efficiency to new heights and sustainability pledges becoming commonplace, the industry's immense scale means its massive carbon footprint and resource appetite remain the stubborn elephant in the room that all this dazzling innovation must ultimately address.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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customs.gov.vn
Reference 59
STATCAN
www150.statcan.gc.ca
www150.statcan.gc.ca
Reference 60
COMMERCE
commerce.gov.in
commerce.gov.in
Reference 61
WTO
wto.org
wto.org
Reference 62
WITS
wits.worldbank.org
wits.worldbank.org
Reference 63
OEC
oec.world
oec.world
Reference 64
IQVIA
iqvia.com
iqvia.com
Reference 65
CEF
cef.org
cef.org
Reference 66
PLASTICSEUROPE
plasticseurope.org
plasticseurope.org
Reference 67
AIA-AEROSPACE
aia-aerospace.org
aia-aerospace.org
Reference 68
SEMICONDUCTORS
semiconductors.org
semiconductors.org
Reference 69
FAO
fao.org
fao.org
Reference 70
GOV
gov.uk
gov.uk
Reference 71
MDIC
mdic.gov.br
mdic.gov.br
Reference 72
TICARET
ticaret.gov.tr
ticaret.gov.tr
Reference 73
BOI
boi.go.th
boi.go.th
Reference 74
KEMENDAG
kemendag.go.id
kemendag.go.id
Reference 75
AUSTRADE
austrade.gov.au
austrade.gov.au
Reference 76
OECD
oecd.org
oecd.org
Reference 77
NCSES
ncses.nsf.gov
ncses.nsf.gov
Reference 78
IFR
ifr.org
ifr.org
Reference 79
WOHLERSASSOCIATES
wohlersassociates.com
wohlersassociates.com
Reference 80
ENERGY
energy.ec.europa.eu
energy.ec.europa.eu
Reference 81
UNWATER
unwater.org
unwater.org
Reference 82
MCKINSEY
mckinsey.com
mckinsey.com
Reference 83
EPA
epa.gov
epa.gov
Reference 84
PTC
ptc.com
ptc.com
Reference 85
WEFORUM
weforum.org
weforum.org
Reference 86
WIPO
wipo.int
wipo.int
Reference 87
PWC
pwc.com
pwc.com
Reference 88
ABOUT
about.bnef.com
about.bnef.com
Reference 89
ELLENMACARTHURFOUNDATION
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
Reference 90
IPBES
ipbes.net
ipbes.net
Reference 91
NETZEROTRACKER
netzerotracker.org
netzerotracker.org