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The proposed ban was first promised by the Liberal government back in 2019, and will cover many of the most common non-reusable plastic products.
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The North American recycling industry’s largest trade event has been moved back to May 3-5, 2021, from its original dates of Feb. 22-24, 2021, in Washington, D.C.
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The new structure focuses on five business developments dedicated to specific industry-related market challenges, the injection molding machine maker said.
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Large and efficient? It‘s possible with us! Our ALLROUNDER 1120 H combines electric speed and precision with hydraulic power and dynamics. And with our innovative GESTICA control system, operation is even more intuitive and smarter – this is high-end technology that‘s fun to work with!
Download your free copy of the ARBURG HYBRID ALLROUNDERS brochure
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Forty per cent of small business owners are either "very" or "extremely" optimistic about the future of their business, Scotiabank said.
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The funding enables the Laval company continue building autonomous robotic capabilities for high-mix production environments.
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The chemical company is building a new North American innovation centre and regional HQ in Pittsfield Charter Township, near Ann Arbor.
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With the acquisition of the Austrian company FarragTech earlier this year, the product portfolio of WITTMANN dryers has been expanded. The new dryer models of the CARD series can cover all drying applications.
The name CARD (Compressed Air Resin Dryer) stands for compressed air granulate dryer.
Dryer models range from the smallest CARD G and CARD G/FIT through the medium
CARD S (illustrated) up to the full sized CARD L Series. More models are also available and differ from each other by their respective control systems.
Complete information can be found
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The new substance, polyhydroxybutyrate, readily degrades in less than a year.
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The same team of UK researchers who re-engineered the plastic-eating enzyme PETase have now created an enzyme "cocktail' which can digest plastic up to six times faster.
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