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ISPA Led The Way in Developing a New ASTM Voluntary Crib Mattress Standard

Jun 14, 2013

The International Sleep Products Assn. says it led the way in developing a new ASTM voluntary crib mattress standard, which sets a size requirement for crib mattresses and establishes a test method to confirm the size. The new standard ...

Tags: Crib Mattress, Light Industry

China Is Creating an Infrastructure to Create a Tech Industry

Jun 13, 2013

China isn't just building supercomputers, it's creating an infrastructure to create a tech industry, according to Peter Beckman, a top computer scientist at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory and head of the DOE's ...

Tags: supercomputers, tech industry

AstraZeneca Agreed to Purchase Respiratory Medication Developer for $1.15bn

Jun 13, 2013

AstraZeneca has agreed to purchase California-based respiratory medication developer, Pearl Therapeutics, in a deal with a total potential cost of up to $1.15bn. As per the definitive agreement signed between both the parties, AstraZeneca ...

Tags: AstraZeneca, Pearl Therapeutics

Four Types of Solutions Available to Control Corrosion Related Issues

Jun 8, 2013

Many industry owners have to undergo losses or make huge expenditure on repairing and maintaining the machines and other industry items because of corrosion. If you too are an industry owner and are looking for ways to cut down your ...

Tags: Processing Machinery

Alliance Pharmaceuticals Has Purchased All The Existing Rights

Jun 8, 2013

Alliance Pharmaceuticals Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Alliance Pharma, has purchased all the existing rights to obstetric drug Syntometrine from Novartis for $11.5m. The total consideration for acquiring the rights will be funded ...

Tags: Obstetric Drug, Medicine

Xl Foods' Nationwide Recall of Beef Products Over E.Coli Contamination Was Preventable

Jun 8, 2013

The XL Foods' nationwide recall of beef products in 2012 over E.coli contamination was preventable and was caused due to lax approach towards food safety, according to an independent review initiated by the Canadian government. In 2012, ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Mechanically Tenderized Beef to Be Labeled for Safety & Cook

Jun 7, 2013

Federal regulators have moved a step closer toward requiring mechanically tenderized beef to be labeled so that you are better informed about what you buy and how to cook it safely. The tenderizing process can drive bacteria such as the ...

Tags: Long-Awaited Labeling Rule, Mechanically Tenderized Beef, USDA

West Virginia SBA Requires New Schools Built in The State to Have Shatter-Resistant Glass

Jun 7, 2013

The West Virginia School Building Authority (SBA) recently approved a safety measure that will require new schools built in the state to have shatter-resistant glass, according to SBA executive director Mark Manchin. "The SBA voted to ...

Tags: Resistant Glass, Glass

J&J Innovation Has Opened The New California Innovation Center

Jun 7, 2013

Johnson & Johnson (J&J) Innovation has opened the new California Innovation Center to build early stage collaborations with emerging companies in science and technology and advance healthcare. The new centre has the flexibility to adapt ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, healthcare

Aqua Pharmaceuticals Has Added Low-potency Foam Corticosteroid to Dermatology Portfolio

Jun 7, 2013

Aqua Pharmaceuticals has added low-potency foam corticosteroid to its dermatology portfolio with the acquisition of US rights and re-launch of Verdeso (desonide) Foam, 0.05% from Stiefel, a GSK company. Indicated for the topical treatment ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

Indian Steel Industry Hopes to Cancel Scrap Steel Import Tariffs

Jun 6, 2013

Indian steel industry think to melt scrap steel and stainless steel scrap a 2.5% import tariff will further lower scrap steel demand, and the revenues of the import duties will be imposed to the final consumers, so they asked for cancel ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, steel

EU Made a Preliminary AD Duties on China-Made Silicon Photovoltaic Products

Jun 5, 2013

On May 6, the EU made a preliminary ruling that the Union shall levy provisional antidumping (AD) duties on China-made silicon photovoltaic modules and components at 11.8% before August 6, 2013 and at the rates below from the date for six ...

Tags: AD Duties, Photovoltaic Products

EU Finally Decided to Continue AD Duties on Tungsten Electrodes From China

Jun 5, 2013

On June 4, the EU finally decided to continue the antidumping (AD) duties on tungsten electrodes from China under EU HS Codes ex81019910 and ex85159000, including: The antidumping duty rate of 17% is imposed on Shandong Weldstone ...

Tags: Tungsten Electrodes, Electrodes

Stephen Dawson of Bapco Closures Talks About The Packaging Supply Chain

Jun 5, 2013

Stephen Dawson of Bapco Closures talks about the packaging supply chain The opportunity to contribute to consumer safety, product protection, consumer convenience, and the reduction of carbon emissions is a privilege afforded to those ...

Tags: Stephen Dawson, Packaging Industry, Packaging

How to Start a Wig Business

Jun 4, 2013

Starting your own wig business may seem like a complex and costly endeavor at first. However, armed with some basic business knowledge and a bit of hard work you will be up and running very quickly. The cost of starting a proper business is ...

Tags: wig, wig Business

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