Total recalled units jumped 27% to 492.31 million in Q1 2026 despite fewer recall events, as tariff volatility, geopolitical disruption and evolving regulations compound product safety risks, according to Sedgwick.

Improperly deployed multi-factor authentication accounts for roughly 26% of all incurred losses in the manufacturing sector, more than firms with no MFA at all, Resilience reports.

An explosion that killed two workers in Clairton, Pennsylvania, will hopefully lead to reforms.

As data-only extortion surged to 65% of cases in the second half of 2025, organizations face reputational and legal fallout that outweighs operational disruption: Resilience.

The number of recalls in 2025 marks second-highest annual total in seven years, as regulatory turbulence reshapes industry risk: Sedgwick.

This year, six brokers were named as the 2026 Manufacturing Power Brokers.

Despite an overall decline in manufacturing activity, there are still insurance brokering opportunities in the sector.

Affected units spike 201% despite fewer overall recall events, signaling evolving risk landscape for manufacturers and insurers, Sedgwick reports.

All five major industries analyzed saw increased recall activity amid regulatory shifts and AI-driven oversight changes: Sedgwick.

Technology investments and supply chain adaptations drive optimism amid trade uncertainty, Nationwide survey shows.

This RISKWORLD™ session explored the critical role of cyber risk management within the food manufacturing industry.

Cybersecurity issues, labor shortages and other exposures will affect the manufacturing sector this year.

This year six brokers were selected as Manufacturing Power Brokers. An additional five were named as finalists.

The manufacturing industry remains an attractive target for cybercriminals. Facilities must put safeguards in place to prevent the devastating financial toll of a malicious attack.

Product recalls surge across key industries in 2024, with over 580 million units affected through September alone, Sedgwick’s quarterly analysis reveals.

With several standards and regulations at play, manufacturers should be turning to their risk partners to meet compliance needs.

Insureds are encountering more challenges when purchasing builder’s risk policies.

This Nebraska manufacturer reduced workplace injuries by 87% and workers’ comp costs by 80% through ergonomic initiatives, safety training, and fostering a safety-first culture.

Barnes and Lee shared how technology can provide more transparency into global supply chains, helping to avoid business interruption.

The pair discuss how increased adoption of AI can lead to increased cyber risk, the rise of legal system abuse and other pressing exposures for the industry.