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China Paper Bag Machinery Manufacturer Brings Gospel to Environmental Protection

Jul 31, 2019

For products to survive and even thrive in the marketplace, they have to fill a specific need from customers. One good example is paper bags who are in response to the environmental call. There is so much going on in the world with regards ...

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Qorvo's Quarterly Growth Driven by Mobile Demand in China

Aug 20, 2018

For fiscal first-quarter 2019 (ended 30 June 2018), Qorvo Inc of Greensboro, NC, USA (which provides core technologies and RF solutions for mobile, infrastructure and defense applications) has reported revenue of $692.7m, up 4.1% on $665.4m ...

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Canadian Government Moves Ahead with Failed Plain Packaging Policy

May 14, 2018

The Canadian government passed legislation to introduce plain packaging for tobacco products despite evidence that the policy doesn't work and is not supported by Canadians. A study by Forum Research shows Canadians believe requiring ...

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China Lifts 18-Year Ban on Irish Beef Exports

Apr 18, 2018

China has opened its markets to Irish beef exports, ending an 18-year ban that was imposed on Ireland following the outbreak of mad cow disease. The Asian country had banned beef imports from Ireland and other European Union countries and ...

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US Court Bars Vulto Creamery From Cheese Production Over Food Safety Violations

Apr 4, 2018

A US federal court has barred Vulto Creamery from manufacturing and selling its cheese products after the company was found to be the source of a Listeria outbreak that sickened eight people and killed two. As per the order of the US ...

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UK Government Rejects Latte Levy on Disposable Coffee Cups

Mar 13, 2018

The UK Government has rejected a proposal from the Environment Audit Committee (EAC) to introduce a latte levy on disposable coffee cups. Earlier this year, the EAC has urged the government to charge 25p ‘latte levy’ on ...

Tags: Coffee Cups, reusable cup

China LED Lighting Market to Exceed $24bn by End 2024

Nov 28, 2017

The China LED lighting market will exceed $24bn by end 2024, forecasts Renub Research in a new report. Escalating urbanization, price cuts and local energy savings targets are making the technology more tempting. China’s lighting ...

Tags: LED market, LED lighting

More Than 150 Global Organisations Support Call to Ban Oxo-Degradable Plastic Packaging

Nov 8, 2017

More than 150 organizations globally endorsed a new statement that proposes to ban oxo-degradable plastic packaging worldwide. The organisations supporting the initiative include M&S, PepsiCo, Unilever, Veolia, British Plastics Federation ...

Tags: Plastic Packaging, Packaging

Ford, Chinese Automaker Anhui Zotye to Form EV Joint Venture

Aug 28, 2017

American auto-giant Ford and Chinese automaker Anhui Zotye Automobile have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to form a 50: 50 joint venture to develop, produce and market all-electric vehicles (EVs). Electric vehicles produced ...

Tags: Automobile, electrified vehicles

German Automakers Agree to Reduce Diesel Emissions

Aug 4, 2017

German automakers including Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler have agreed to upgrade more than 5 million newer diesel vehicles across Europe and to offer rebates for older models. The upgrades are expected to cut down pollution from diesel ...

Tags: automakers, Diesel Emissions

UK to Ban Petrol, Diesel Vehicles by 2040

Jul 28, 2017

The UK Government has unveiled plans to ban the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 as part of its program to deliver clean air. As per the plan, the ban will only include stand-alone petrol or diesel vehicles and not hybrid or ...

Tags: Diesel Vehicles, Petrol Vehicles

MHI Completes Construction of Two-Train Polyethylene Plant in Texas, US

Jul 17, 2017

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America (MHIA) has completed the construction of a two-train polyethylene facility in the US for ExxonMobil Chemical. MHIA, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), secured the construction order from ...

Tags: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Polyethylene Plant

France to Ban Fossil Fuel-Powered Vehicles by 2040

Jul 10, 2017

France’s new ecology minister Nicolas Hulot has announced that the country will ban the sale of petrol and diesel-powered vehicles by 2040. The announcement is part of the country’s commitment to Paris climate agreement. It ...

Tags: Fossil Fuel, petrol

Tesco Mobile Kills EU Roaming Charges One Day Before Deadline

Jun 15, 2017

Tesco Mobile has announced that it will scrap EU roaming charges for mobile customers across the UK. Starting tomorrow, Tesco Mobile customers will no longer have to pay extra to use their pre-assigned minutes, texts and data abroad in 48 ...

Tags: Tesco Mobile, EU roaming

Qualcomm Demonstrates Devc System to Charge Vehicles While Driving

May 24, 2017

Qualcomm Technologies, in partnership with Renault and Vedecom, has demonstrated dynamic wireless electric vehicle charging (DEVC) system, based on its Halo wireless electric vehicle charging technology (WEVC). The system allows vehicles ...

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