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India's Iip to Develop New Packaging Specifications for Pharmaceuticals Export

Sep 6, 2016

The Indian Institute of Packaging (IIP), a national apex body, is reportedly developing new packaging specifications for pharmaceutical products being exported to African and Asian countries. The development of new specification, as ...

Tags: IIP, new packaging specifications, pharmaceuticals export

Adidas Extends Deal with N. C. State

Nov 11, 2015

Adidas reached an agreement to continue its partnership with North Carolina State. Adidas will guarantee the university at least $6.45 million per year in retail product and financial considerations to the Department of Athletics, more than ...

Tags: Adidas, athletic footwear, apparel

The U.S. EPA Receive Technical Assistance to Pursue Development Strategies

Jan 29, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced that Asheville, N.C., is among 22 communities selected to receive technical assistance to pursue development strategies that support smart growth and sustainability goals and ...

Tags: arts, entertainment outdoor recreation, Construction

EPA Will Hold a Public Meeting About Plans to Clean up Residual Soil Contamination

Jan 12, 2015

On Tuesday, Jan. 13, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will hold a public meeting about plans to clean up residual soil contamination at the Benfield Industries, Inc. Superfund Site in Waynesville, N.C. The meeting will be held ...

Tags: drinking water, harmful chemicals, Construction

The Building Was Recognized for Reducing Their Energy Use by Over 35 Percent

Apr 17, 2014

The UNC-Chapel Hill Bioinformatics Building in Chapel Hill, N.C. was recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a top finisher in the annual Energy Star National Building Competition: Battle of the Buildings. The building ...

Tags: EPA, certification, Building, Construction

A Selection of Health Policy Stories From North Carolina, California

Jan 17, 2014

A selection of health policy stories from North Carolina, California, Michigan and Missouri. The New York Times: Public Hospitals Hope To Attract More Upscale Patients Under Affordable Care Act But to the Health and Hospitals ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

Trelleborg Coated Systems Is Investing $10.6 Million Over The Next Four Years

Oct 31, 2013

Italy-based Trelleborg Coated Systems — a supplier of polymer-coated fabrics for industrial applications, and a business division of engineered polymer solutions provider Trelleborg AB, Sweden — is investing $10.6 million over ...

Tags: Textile, polymer-coated fabrics

Candler, N.C Is Investing More Than $45.9 Million Over The Next Three Years

Oct 24, 2013

Candler, N.C.-based Jacob Holm Industries (America) Inc. — the U.S. subsidiary of Switzerland-based spunlaced and composite nonwoven roll goods manufacturer Jacob Holm & Sons AG — is investing more than $45.9 million over the ...

Tags: Textile, composite nonwoven

Korea Synthetic Fiber Will Invest More Than $12.8 Million to Open a Manufacturing Plant

Oct 8, 2013

A manufacturer of polyester nonwoven pads and rolls via a thermal bonding process, and a subsidiary of Korea-based polyester staple fiber producer Korea Synthetic Fiber — will invest more than $12.8 million to open a manufacturing ...

Tags: Textile, Fiber

Eaton Has Launched an Addition to Its Established SOL30-SAFETY PV Fireman's Switch

Sep 17, 2013

Eaton has launched an addition to its established SOL30-SAFETY PV fireman's switch and now offers turnkey solutions in the form of ready to install and connect device combinations. The new SOL30X PV fireman's switch features 2, 3, 4 or 6 ...

Tags: PV generator, Energy

Due Process Stable Trading Will Build a Factory and Warehouse Facility

Aug 27, 2013

Home furnishings source Due Process Stable Trading Co. will build a factory and warehouse facility here, according to a press release from North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory's office. The release said that Due Process will invest nearly $1.4 ...

Tags: Furniture, Furnishing

Bernhardt Is Reopening a Cleveland County Manufacturing Plant

Jul 3, 2013

Full-line manufacturer Bernhardt is reopening a Cleveland County manufacturing plant that closed four years ago. According to a report in the Shelby Star, company officials confirmed that Plant 9 in Shelby will reopen as early as mid-July. ...

Tags: Furniture, Furnishing

North Carolina House Budget Would Provide an Additional $200,000 for The High Point Market

Jun 11, 2013

A proposed North Carolina House budget would provide an additional $200,000 in state funding for the High Point Market Authority, compared with the figure in the budget passed by the state Senate last month, Market Authority officials said ...

Tags: N.C.House, Furniture, Market

Autlán C. Autlán Estimates an Increase of 3 Percent in Sales Volume of Ferroalloys

May 2, 2013

Mexico-based mining company Minera Autlán, S.A.B. de CV (Autlán) C. Autlán estimates an increase of 3 percent in sales volume of ferroalloys from the first quarter last year, despite continuing difficulties in the ...

Tags: Minera Autlan, Mineral

Pat McCrory Met with Furniture Executives on The Opening Day of Market

Apr 22, 2013

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory met with furniture executives on the opening day of market to continue a dialogue that started with what he said was an unintended move to cut the budget for the High Point Market Authority. The governor, ...

Tags: Furniture, Furnishing

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