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CHINA INVESTMENT IS MAJOR GLOBAL SHOT IN THE ARM FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY SECTOR
China seems to have given the world nuclear industry back its mojo this summer with two big moves: the signing in June of an order for four Gen 3+ VVER-1200 reactors from Russia’s Rosatom. This certainly got the bubbly flowing at the World Nuclear Exhibition, in Paris, in late June, following two years of sluggish investment in this globalised industry.…
BEAUTY INDUSTRY LOOKS TO LABELLING AND DECORATION TO DELIVER ADDITIONAL SUSTAINABILITY
BEAUTY product labelling and decoration might not be the most obvious way for a brand to boost sustainability, but such is the pressure to green-up, such considerations are being woven into product appearance.
Edinburgh, Scotland-based UWI Technology Ltd is a case in point.…
DECARBONISATION POSSIBLE BEFORE 2050, SAYS HEAD OF EURELECTRIC
EUROPE can meet its goal of cleaning up the power sector several years earlier than by the European Union’s (EU) self-imposed deadline of 2050, according to Kristian Ruby, secretary general of the Union of the Electricity Industry – Eurelectric, the sector association representing the industry at pan-European level.…
PLAIN PAPER PACKAGING RULES GROW – BUT INDUSTRY FAR FROM CONVINCED THAT THEY ARE EFFECTIVE
PLAIN packaging rules, or approximations, are growing around the world, but the tobacco sector still argues that these controls are over-reaches that do not reduce smoking and instead encourage counterfeiting and smuggling.
Since January 2017, French smokers have been buying non-branded packs of cigarettes, seeing only a warning picture with text about how tobacco consumption affects people’s health, along with the name of the manufacturer in a simple typeface.…
BURBERRY EYES CASHMERE QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS IN AFGHANISTAN TO BOOST SUPPLIES
DESPITE being the world’s third largest cashmere producer next to China and Mongolia, according to research from the University of California, Davis, Afghanistan’s cashmere industry is heavily underutilised, according to industry experts.
Afghanistan in the previous decade (to 2010) produced around 7% of the world’s raw (greasy) cashmere, after China (72%) and Mongolia (18%) say UC Davis researchers (see https://afghanag.ucdavis.edu/other-topics/files/market/chasmere-value-chain.pdf).…
ITALIAN PAINT PRODUCERS LOOK ABROAD, INNOVATE TO BOOST SALES
THE SCALE of Italy’s paints and varnishes sector remained relatively unchanged through 2017, according to AVISA, a division of Federchimica, the national chemicals industry association. Werther Colonna, president of AVISA, told Polymers Paint Colour Journal (PPCJ) that the sector suffered a difficult year in 2017, marked by a succession of ups and downs, which translated into fluctuating monthly sales.…
CHINA NUCLEAR SECTOR WILL KEEP EXPORTING – EVEN IF HIT BY NEW TRUMP USA TARIFFS
CHINA’S plans to become a significant exporter of nuclear power technology to the USA may have been targeted by new tariffs announced in June by the USA, but the Chinese nuclear sector anticipated the move and is pushing ahead with its plans to create a comprehensive supply chain.…
FRENCH PAINT MARKET SET TO PROFIT FROM BUOYANT CONSTRUCTION AND HOME IMPROVEMENT MARKET
THE FRENCH paint and varnishes industry saw sales decline for the third consecutive year in 2016, contracting by 1.6% year-on-year to EUR2.9 billion, according to market research company Euromonitor International. It believes, however, that business should pick up in the coming years due to rising construction of homes.…
MAJOR JAPAN NOODLE MANUFACTURER PLOTS NEW FACTORY IN NORTHERN FRANCE
Looking to tap into Europe’s growing hunger for Japanese cuisine – and ramen noodles especially – noodle-maker Takara Sangyo Co Ltd, has announced plans to open its first European production facility in France.
The company, which is headquartered in Kyoto, is to invest EUR2.6 million in establishing a new plant in the town of Amblainville, Hauts-de-France region, in northern France, although no date has yet been set for production to commence, an official told just-food.com.…
EIB BACKS INNOVATIVE ECO-AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT IN RÉUNION
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) has announced that it is lending EUR100 million to Réunion Roland Garros Airport to finance the development of the French Indian Ocean island’s airport until 2022. The goal is building sustainable, high-performance infrastructure to meet anticipated traffic growth to 3 million passengers annually by 2025.…