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Toyota Enters Public Private Partnership to Test Hydrogen Fuel Supply Chain
Mar 16, 2016Toyota has joined a Japanese government initiative to test end-to-end hydrogen fuel supply chain which aim to cut down CO2 emission significantly. This private-public partnership consists of Kanagawa Perfectural Government, municipal ...
Tags: Low-carbon, Hydrogen, Renewable energy
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New Corn Rootworm Technology on The Way
Nov 18, 2015Monsanto has been granted final U.S. approval for MON 87411, or corn rootworm III (CRWIII), which marked the trait’s final U.S. approval necessary to support full food, feed, and environmental authorization. This product represents ...
Tags: Monsanto, corn rootworm III, corn
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EU Releases Eur500m Aid to Farmers to Compensate Dropping Meat and Dairy Prices
Sep 10, 2015The European Union is set to provide an emergency aid of €500m to compensate for falling milk and meat prices, as thousands of protesting farmers blocked the streets near the EU neighbourhood in Brussels. The Commission is set to ...
Tags: skimmed-milk powder, pork products
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Australian Government Make New Policy Related to The Medical
Feb 15, 2015Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott began waging a war against red tape, even launching a website dedicated to the notion. The deregulation of the country’s medical device and pharmaceutical industries has been included in that ...
Tags: Medical Device, Medicine
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Partnership Between Youngevity International and Energy Professionals
Jan 6, 2015Youngevity International, global direct marketer of nutritional and lifestyle enhancement products and also a vertically-integrated producer of gourmet coffees for the commercial, retail and direct sales channels, announced that it has ...
Tags: jewelry, coffee, healthy chocolate, healthy energy drinks, Agriculture
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89% of Customers Believe Strategic Partnership to Be The Most Important Attribute
Nov 26, 2014Over half (53%) of life sciences and healthcare manufacturers prioritise quality assurance over cost in selecting their supply chain partner, and the industry is on the fence (48% vs. 52%) about whether the pharmaceutical industry will soon ...
Tags: Healthcare, Service
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Australian Exporters Will Benefit From an Historic Trade Agreement
Nov 19, 2014Chinese President Xi Jinping. Australian exporters are set to benefit from an historic trade agreement signed between Australia and its largest trading partner, China. This deal, which took nine years of negotiation, represents a victory ...
Tags: PTA, Australian exporters, agriculture
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Four Companies Turned Things Around After Facing Rough Starts in Early 2014
Sep 23, 2014This year is proving to be a pretty good year for many medtech companies. The majority of the largest 40 have seen their stock prices rise by double-digit percentages in 2014, according to a Qmed analysis. Meanwhile, only eight have seen ...
Tags: Medtech Companies, Medical device
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Australian Food and Grocery Sector Is Supportive of The Australian Government's Actions
Mar 25, 2014Australia's food and grocery body welcomes Government's deregulation moves The Australian food and grocery sector is supportive of the Australian Government's actions to reduce the regulatory burden on business, according to industry body ...
Tags: Agriculture, Food
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Time, Money and Expertise Remain Key Obstacles to Small Business Growth Plans for 2014
Feb 26, 2014Despite a positive outlook for the year ahead, time, money and expertise remain key obstacles to small business growth plans for 2014, according to the latest research from national business organisation, The Forum of Private Business. ...
Tags: GDP, FPB, small business, time
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Alfalfa Breeders Are Excited About The Legume's Future
Jan 23, 2014Despite alfalfa’s declining acreage and use in many dairy rations, alfalfa breeders are excited about the legume’s future. The past two years, two companies have been putting considerable effort into building up their ...
Tags: Breeder, FGI, McCaslin, Robin Newell
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What Is ETMR/ETANTR and Who Does It Affect
Jan 21, 2014What is ETMR/ETANTR and who does it affect? Embryonal tumours with multilayered rosettes (ETMR) are rare, deadly brain tumours that affect mainly children below the age of 4 years. There are 300 cases reported but probably there are many ...
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Shippers Have Been The Biggest Benefactors of Deregulation Is Surprise to Motor Carriers
Dec 19, 2013It will come as little surprise to motor carriers that shippers have been the biggest benefactors of deregulation. A new Conference Board of Canada report, comparing a highly regulated environment (taxicabs) to a deregulated one (for-hire ...
Tags: deregulation, motor carriers, trucking industry, productivity gains
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The Indian Power Sector Scenario Remains Gloomy
Dec 19, 2013The Indian power sector scenario remains gloomy. Although power reforms started about a decade back, the achievements are only dismal. Financial health of most state electricity boards remains critical, mainly due to the uncontrolled use of ...
Tags: energy conservation, energy audit
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Powerone Announces Its Addition of Competitive Natural Gas Pricing to Its Portfolio
Dec 19, 2013PowerOne is proud to announce its addition of competitive natural gas pricing to its portfolio of energy products and services. By appending this channel to our current electricity campaigns, the company is able to service current and ...
Tags: PowerOne, natural gas, energy market