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The Packaging Firm Worked with The Scottish Environment Protection Agency
Feb 27, 2014The packaging firm worked with the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and North Lanarkshire Council to facilitate Viridor's £25m investment for the project. The 'next generation' facility will use recycling technology ...
Tags: Glass Recycling, recycling technology, reduce energy costs
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The Commission Has Adopted a Proposal to Give an Extra Transition Period of Six Months
Jan 21, 2014The Commission has adopted a proposal to give an extra transition period of six months during which payments which differ from the SEPA format can still be accepted so as to minimise any possible risk of disruption to payments for consumers ...
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The Commission Has Adopted a Proposal to Give an Extra Transition Period of Six Months
Jan 19, 2014The Commission has adopted a proposal to give an extra transition period of six months during which payments which differ from the SEPA format can still be accepted so as to minimise any possible risk of disruption to payments for consumers ...
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Many Electronic Payments Will Fail in Europe Next Month
Jan 14, 2014Many electronic payments will fail in Europe next month, unless the deadline for switching to the new SEPA payment system is extended, the European Commission warned Thursday. By 1st February, banks and businesses within the Single Euro ...
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Ingenico Announced Its Revenue Figures for The Third Quarter of 2013
Nov 1, 2013Ingenico announced its revenue figures for the third quarter of 2013. Performance in the third quarter In the third quarter of 2013, revenue totaled €348 million, representing a 12 percent increase on a reported basis, including a ...
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Solar Power International -1
Oct 21, 2013Solar Power International is powered by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA). SPI held its inaugural show in 2003 and was designed to serve and advance the solar energy industry by ...
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European Businesses Lose Billions of Euros as a Result of Errors That Will Slow Payments
Dec 19, 2012Research from Experian has revealed that European businesses might lose billions of Euros as a result of errors that will slow payments when the Single European Payments Area (Sepa) system comes fully into force in 2014. Sepa attempts to ...
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Texanol Is Eastman's Longest Standing Product Produced at Is Longview Site
Dec 12, 2012Texanol is Eastman's longest standing product produced at is Longview site.To commemorate the 50-year anniversary,Eastman held a celebration event at the Longview site for employees and retirees who have worked in the production of Texanol ...
Tags: Eastman, latex paint industry, SEPA
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Companies Find It Challenging to Remain Compliant with Oracle's Complex Licensing Policies
Oct 10, 2012Companies, including large multinationals that virtualise Oracle databases using VMware products, are finding it challenging to remain compliant with Oracle's complex licensing policies. Such lack of compliance is costing them millions in ...
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