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Curbs on PFAS pose challenges – and opportunities – for Maine manufacturers

Maine's five-year ban on the sale of products containing toxic "forever chemicals" was recently extended to several additional product categories including textiles and upholstered furniture.

Factory floors and supply chains: The year in manufacturing

Here’s a look back at 10 stories that shaped 2025, starting with a photo essay by photographer Tim Greenway from the 2025 Mainebiz Fact Book.

10 ‘Made in Maine’ columns that showcase home-grown craftsmanship at its best

The biweekly column made its debut in 2025 and will continue in 2026.

Maine manufacturers invited to talk shop in new monthly series

"Shop Talk Maine," by Big Room MFG in Portland, will be a virtual monthly meetup for industry players on the first Wednesday of every month.
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Maine groups aim to build manufacturing career pathways

The Manufacturers Association of Maine has teamed with SkillsUSA Maine to strengthen ties between manufacturers and students while opening the door to more career opportunities.

Developer of affordable, ‘net zero’ homes teams with prefab maker on third build

The Trenton home is Zero Energy’s first modular build, prefabricated at Knickerbocker’s Wiscasset facility with installations such as cabinetry, drywall and flooring.

Fork Food Lab ‘working around the clock’ to restructure

The South Portland-based nonprofit food-business incubator and shared commercial kitchen said it is taking steps to put a financial plan in place to keep services going.

Blacksmith and specialty knife retailer team up to ‘forge’ a Portland startup

A blacksmith and a specialty knife retailer launched a company that makes and sells hand-forged knives, Japanese-inspired with Western influences, in small batches.
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How Maine manufacturers can take control of energy costs

The head of the Manufacturers Association of Maine offers practical suggestions for companies, from a layered purchasing strategy to setting target price in advance.

🔒Boats & notes: Midcoast economy depends on boats and tourism, but also needs housing

The midcoast has had a number of key developments of late, including the sale of a major boatyard, a yacht launch by a significant boatbuilder and debate over housing for the “missing middle.”
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