Manufacturing’s revival?

Tuesday, April 01, 2008
by Geoff Riley

Can UK manufacturing industry enjoy a sustained revival at a time when financial services are under pressure from the credit crunch? The Engineering Employers’ Federation has produced a new report on the performance of the manufacturing sector which concludes that “manufacturing is performing strongly with a number of the indicators at their highest level for ten years.”

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