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Dissolution Testing, Bioequivalence And Bioavailability Strategies   By: bharat book bureau
Held at 26TH – 27TH JUNE 2008, BSG CONFERENCE CENTRE, LONDON, UK(read entire article)
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World Cement Forecasts For 2012 & 2017   By: bharat book bureau
Global cement demand to grow 4.7% annually through 2012. World demand for cement is forecast to grow 4.7 percent per year to 3.5 billion metric tons in 2012. Gains will be driven by strong increases in cement consumption in the developing countries of the world, fueled by rising income levels and a focus on infrastructure development. Additionally, a rebound in cement demand in industrialized markets such as the US, Japan and Germany, will further boost advances.(read entire article)
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Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services Market Report 2008-2012   By: bharat book bureau
The Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services Market Report by energy business consultants Douglas-Westwood (DWL) is the groundbreaking first edition of a study that provides the industry executive with a clear picture of this rapidly-growing sector of the industry and the value of the constituent markets.(read entire article)
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Second Annual India Business Summit 2008: How Can You Profit From India's Dynamic Growth?   By: bharat book bureau
India is attracting new kinds of inward investment—but Indian firms are also acquiring European companies at an unprecedented rate. Figuring out India’s effect on business strategy is becoming a lot more complicated—while the opportunities and threats of Indian business continue to burgeon.(read entire article)
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Mobile Tv In India Understanding The Mobile Entertainment Needs Of Indian Users   By: bharat book bureau
This report examines factors that will determine the adoption, popularity and success of mobile TV services in India. In order to gain in depth insight intothe Indian users’ mind, our report further analyzes current mobile usage patterns, mobile services expenditures and users’ inclinations to adopt new content based services. In addition, Springboard has analyzed mobile services’ association with various media, such as the Internet and television. Each factor examined in this report will be instrumental in determining how closely Indians embrace mobile TV.(read entire article)
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Service-oriented Architecture In Asia Pacific: Poised For Take-off   By: bharat book bureau
The analysis is based on the responses of senior business and IT executives in Australia, China, India, and Singapore; extensive interviews with senior industry executives and in depth secondary research.(read entire article)
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The Software As A Service Market In Asia Pacific, 2005 To 2008: Blazing New Routes-to-market   By: bharat book bureau
My Account Global Dashboard Tag Surfer My Comments Edit Profile Contact Support WordPress.com Log OutMy DashboardNew PostPress ThisBlog Info Random Post Subscribe to blog Add to Blogroll Report as spam Report as matureBharat Book Bureaufront page Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services Market Report 2008-2012 May 7, 2008 · No Comments Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services Market Report 2008-2012 definitive Middle East & North Africa market report The Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services Market Report by energy business consultants Douglas-Westwood (DWL) is the groundbreaking first edition of a study that provides the industry executive with a clear picture of this rapidly-growing sector of the industry and the value of the constituent markets. business drivers The report describes the key drivers behind the dramatic growth in drilling and workover activity, including the growth in global energy demand, the lack of opportunities outside the region and technological advances that improve both recovery and overall success rates of drilling and workover developments. A country-by-country overview of recent and future production activity (onshore and offshore where activity is present or forecast) along with forecast drilling and workover volumes is provided. The countries analysed are Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Libya, Kuwait, Neutral Zone, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, UAE and the Yemen. technology overview & market dynamics The report discusses the processes and technology used in drilling and workover activities from the perspective of a reader who is new to the industry. The key oilfield services players active in the industry and their respective capabilities are reviewed including an assessment of rig numbers and services offered. market prospects The Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services business is growing rapidly, with expansion visible in the drilling and workover markets both onshore and offshore. Within the report, the oilfield services market is segmented by drilling activity and workover activity, with constituent markets valued including the provision of; Rig & Crew, Mud Logging, Fishing & Milling, Openhole Logging, Drilling Fluids, Directional Drilling, Completion, Cementing, Casing and Bit Programme (drilling markets) and Rig & Crew, Re-completion, Fracturing, Perforation, Production Logging, Completion Fluids, Remedial Cementing and Tubing (workover markets). expenditure forecasts Outputs from DWL’s market modeling, which have been crossed-checked via industry consultation, are presented in $m values for the above sub-segments on a country by country basis. Regional totals are presented for each key category. an acclaimed series The Middle East & North Africa Oilfield Services Market Report is the latest in an acclaimed series of business studies used by organisations in 37 countries. These include the oil majors, investment banks, offshore contractors, agencies and departments of governments. Document contents 1 Executive Summary – Introduction, summary and conclusions 2 MENA in the context of global energy supply – Sections including; global energy demand, distribution & production, diversification (LNG and pipelines), regional upstream organisations (e.g. OAPEC, OPEC) and MENA in the global context. 3 The MENA energy business – Sections including; political and economic transitions, state involvement, energy policy, profiles of major hydrocarbon producers, cost inflation and technology needs. 4 Technical overview – Drilling, workover, artificial lift & other enhanced recovery methods. 5 Competitive landscape – Overview, MENA drilling contractors, offering/country coverage, rig fleet, profiles, etc. MENA workover contractors, offering/country coverage, profiles, etc. 6 Country overviews (for each of the following countries, including high-level drivers, hydrocarbon production, wells drilled, wells operating, workovers, etc) Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, UAE and Yemen. 7 MENA oilfield services market forecast – Overview, methodology, expenditure/activity forecast by country, split by component, for the following countries onshore: Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Libya, Kuwait, Neutral Zone, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, UAE and Yemen and the following countries offshore: Egypt, Libya, Neutral Zone, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE. 8 Expenditure & activity forecast – split by Country for the following components: Cementing, fracturing, perforation, fishing/milling, fluids, bits, logging, directional drilling, completion and casing. For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=75103 → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: Energy, Market Report, Middle, Oilfield, research, Services World Cement Forecasts for 2012 & 2017 April 30, 2008 · No Comments World Cement Forecasts for 2012 & 2017 Global cement demand to grow 4.7% annually through 2012. World demand for cement is forecast to grow 4.7 percent per year to 3.5 billion metric tons in 2012. Gains will be driven by strong increases in cement consumption in the developing countries of the world, fueled by rising income levels and a focus on infrastructure development. Additionally, a rebound in cement demand in industrialized markets such as the US, Japan and Germany, will further boost advances. However, gains will slow considerably from the 2002-2007 period, which was characterized by double-digit increases in demand in China, which accounted for nearly half of global cement demand in 2007. The rate of growth in China will moderate considerably, reflecting a significant slowdown in construction expenditures. Product demand in India, the second largest national market for cement, will climb at the fastest rate of any major market. Although small, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Vietnam and the UAE are all expected to record gains in excess of seven percent per year. In the developed areas of the US, Japan and Western Europe, cement sales increases will lag the global average, although improvement over the 2002- 2007 period is expected. In the US, for example, the market is expected to benefit from a recovery in residential building activity, as well as strong government spending on nonbuilding construction through 2012. In Western Europe, a rebound in construction activity will benefit cement markets in countries such as Germany and Portugal. Similarly, a pickup a construction spending in Japan following an extended period of decline will help bolster overall developed world market growth. Blended cement to be fastest growing product Demand for straight portland cement, which currently accounts for more than three-quarters of all cement sales worldwide, will be spurred by increases in global construction spending and further advances in manufacturing technology. However, sales of blended cements will climb at a faster pace through 2012, driven by their relatively low cost and favorable environmental profile. Cement firms are increasing the use of cementious materials such as fly ash and blast furnace slag in their products, which reduces carbon dioxide emissions from the production of portland cement clinker. Ready-mix concrete to offer best market opportunities Ready-mix concrete is expected to be the fastest growing market through 2012, increasing its position as the largest outlet for cement. Ready-mix concrete companies account for a comparatively small but rising share of total cement demand in a number of fast-growing developing countries, particularly China and India, where large-scale construction projects will require significant amounts of readymix concrete. Consumer demand for cement will also expand at an aboveaverage rate, stimulated by overall market increases in developing areas, where consumer sales can account for half or more of all cement demand. Study coverage It presents historical demand data (1997, 2002 and 2007) plus forecasts for 2012 and 2017 by cement type, market, world region and for 47 countries. The study also considers market environment factors, assesses the industry structure, evaluates company market share data and profiles leading industry competitors worldwide, such as Anhui Conch, CEMEX, Heidelberg Cement, Holcim, Italcementi, Lafarge, Taiheiyo Cement, and Votorantim. For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=15137 → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: Cement, Forecasts, news, press, report Wanted Network Engineer Full Time / Part Time April 28, 2008 · No Comments Bharat Book Bureau, the leading international market research information aggregator providing reports, company profiles, newsletters, country info. and online databases for the past twenty years to corporate, consulting firms, academic institutions, government departments, agencies etc., globally, including India.We are currently seeking an individual with real working experience and proficiency in networking: Required Education / Experience / Training Troubleshooting and advanced knowledge of basic and advanced networking principles, including design and implementation of LANS/WANS Knowledge of PC and server hardware - ability to troubleshoot and repair Ability to learn new concepts/products quickly MCSE and / or a CCNA/CCDA 3+ years of computer build, break and fix work Working Knowledge of DNS, AD, TCP/IP, VPN, Routing/Switching, Terminal Services, Anti-virus/Anti-SPAM solutions and Data backup/recovery. Good written and verbal communication skills The ability and desire to continually learn and grow Friendly, reliable and motivated Must be dependable, have a positive attitude, and be a “team player” To apply for this challenging job kindly contact us at : info@bharatbook.com / call us at +91 22 2757 8668 / 2757 9438 → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: AD, Carriers, DNS, IT, job, jobs, network, Routing, Software, solution, Switching, TCP/IP, Technology, Terminal Services, VPN Wanted IT Security Consultant April 24, 2008 · No Comments Bharat Book Bureau is looking for an IT security consultant. IT security consultant is responsible for the security of the web site www.bharatbook.com . The IT security consultant should find the loop holes in the web site and in database to ensure maximum security of the web site Following are some of the responsibility of IT Security Consultant Taking the backup of the web site along with the database on our local server Scanning the same with Anti virus and uploading the same on the web server Checking SQL 2005 server weather any unknown table or data is being entered Removing any unwanted tables from the database if it is there. Coordinating with our hosting company for the data back up and health of the server regularly Checking the entire web site to find if there are any loop holes on our web site Content security in the web site Checking the server to find if there is load on the server and smooth functioning of the web site Checking our email servers are working well The consultant can make use of the IT team in our office to introduce new technology for increasing the efficiency of the organization. Persons who are interested in the above challenging job can contact us immediately at info@bharatbook.com OR contact us at Bharat Book Bureau 207, Hermes Atrium, Sector 11, PO Box.54, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai - 400 614, India. Phone : +91 22 2757 8668 / 2757 9438 Fax : +91 22 2757 9131 E-mail : info@bharatbook.com Website : www.bharatbook.com → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: carrier, Consultant, IT, job, Security, Software, Technology Second Annual India Business Summit 2008: How can you profit from India’s dynamic growth? April 17, 2008 · 1 Comment Second Annual India Business Summit 2008: How can you profit from India’s dynamic growth? To be held at May 28th 2008, The Dorchester, London India is attracting new kinds of inward investment—but Indian firms are also acquiring European companies at an unprecedented rate. Figuring out India’s effect on business strategy is becoming a lot more complicated—while the opportunities and threats of Indian business continue to burgeon. What are the major growth sectors in India? How is continuing globalisation affecting the development of the economy? Can India scale its infrastructure to match its ambitions? What are the obstacles to inward investment—and how are the country’s leaders tackling them? You’ll get everything you need to validate your strategy—and to enhance its value at Economist Conferences’ Second India Business Summit. The event provides an ideal opportunity to explore the issues with business leaders, expert commentators and your peers from across industry and commerce. This facilitated event features off-the-record discussions, recent detailed case studies and fresh insights from the world of Indian business. Why you should join us Get the latest, authoritative overview of the Indian business environment Understand how Indian businesses are taking lead positions in European economies Meet and debate with the people who are building India’s future Network with key decision-makers and peers in a discreet, off-the-record setting Review and renew your strategy in a concentrated, high-value, one-day event Share your views with an expert panel of speakers including Summit Chair: Daniel Thorniley, Senior Vice-president, Economist Intelligence Unit William Nobrega, founder and President, Conrad Group and author of “Riding the Indian Tiger–Understanding India— the World’s Fastest Growing Market” Upendra Choubey, Chairman and Managing Director, GAIL Tejpreet Singh Chopra, President and Chief Executive Officer, GE India Anup Singh, Executive Director, ITC Amit Desai, Executive Director, Mundra Port and Special Economic Zone Prasad Koneru, Managing Director, Rakindo Developers Tulsi Tanti, Chairman and Managing Director, Suzlon Energy A.S. Lakshminarayanan, Vice-president and Country Manager, UK and Ireland, Tata Consultancy Services Helen Alexander, Chief Executive Officer, The Economist Group Vineet Agarwal, Executive Director, Transport Corporation of India Krishnan Ganesh, Chief Executive Officer, Tutorvista Antoine Decitre, Co-Managing Director, Velcan Energy Mehmood Khan, Global Leader of Innovation PD, Unilever and President, Indian Institute of Management Alumni Europe For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=74574 Pricked by virtualsunil with Nomao → 1 CommentCategories: Business · Finance Tagged: Business, economics, Finance 3rd Annual Pharmacovigilance Conference : Developing successful risk management strategies to increase drug safety April 9, 2008 · No Comments 3rd Annual Pharmacovigilance Conference : Developing successful risk management strategies to increase drug safety To be held at 11th - 13th June 2008, BSG House, London, UK Dear Colleague, With increasing numbers of product recalls and market withdrawals, drug safety is something that can have a major impact on profi tability. This, combined with the very real possibility of lawsuits, and raising the bar by various stakeholders, means that the fi eld of pharmacovigilance is now under more pressure than ever before. If you’d like to know how to increase the safety of your portfolio, our lineup of expert speakers at Pharmacovigilance 2008 will be on hand to share their knowledge and experience. Regulators are placing greater emphasis on post-approval surveillance, with the goalposts continually changing. Are you in a position to keep up? By attending this conference, you will fi nd out what steps need to be taken in order to stay competitive and keep on the right side of the regulators. Furthermore, with several high-profi le cases in the media, your company’s reputation could easily sustain significantant damage unless your methods and practices are of the highest calibre. By implementing the optimal strategy now, you can reduce the cost and time spent on using other more traditional methods. And with the field of drug discovery now experiencing impressive advancements through technologies, those at the forefront will lead the way in this profi table sector. Are you in order to make the promised gains? Listen to the presentations from our panel of industry leaders at this event to see what you can do make the best use of data processing, and forge the right partnerships for the coming years. Only one conference this year will allow you to strike the right balance between risk and benefi t, and to make the right decisions. I invite you to book now to avoid missing out on what promises to be a unique exchange of knowledge and ideas. Who Should Attend? Head of Pharmacovigilance Strategy Director of Drug Safety/Risk Management Head of Information and Clinical Data Management VP/Head of Clinical Research Head of Research & Development and Product Safety/Assurance Assessment VP/Head of Patient Safety and Outcomes Research and Data Analysis Head of Epidemiology Project Management VP/Head of Regulatory Affairs and Compliance VP of Sales & Marketing Key Speakers :- Dr William Maier, Senior Director, Epidemiology, Elan Dr Phillip Berry, Global Medical Director, Reckitt Benckiser Dr John Parkinson, Group Head, General Practice Research Database Dr William Gregory, Director, Safety and Risk Management, Pfi zer Dr Georg Ferber, Group Head, Biostatistics, Novartis Dr Christian Czech, CNS Research, Hoffmann–La Roche Dr David J Lewis, Head of IMS PVO, Novartis Massimo Raineri, Head of System Development, Actelion Dr Gurdyal Kalsi, Global Head, Medical and Regulatory Affairs, Global Clinical Development, MDS Pharma services Richard Thomas, Competency Development, CTG For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/seminars/Pharmacovigilance-Conference.asp → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: Conference, event, medical, Pharma, research 3rd Annual Pharmaceutical Anti Counterfeiting Strategies April 8, 2008 · No Comments 3rd Annual Pharmaceutical Anti Counterfeiting Strategies Dynamic solutions to a dynamic problem To be held at 30th June – 2nd July 2008, BSG House, London, UK “The US based Centre for Medicines in the Public Interest predicts that counterfeit drug sales will reach US$ 75 billion globally in 2010, an increase of more than 90% from 2005.” –WHO Dear Colleague, Counterfeit pharmaceuticals are an increasing public health threat and everyone from the pharmaceutical producers, throughout the supply chain, down to the consumers, will benefi t from a coordinated fi ght against the fakes. To keep the public safe, new legislation and regulations are imposed, new technology is developed and the forms for importing and selling pharmaceuticals are widely debated. With this variety of technologies to choose from, and so many different legislative changes to obey by, an interchange of ideas and experiences is vital to every one involved, in the process of getting safe medicines from the manufacturer to the patients. Further, the understanding of the complexity of widely debated subjects such as, parallel trade and internet pharmacies is central to the process of protecting the public. In the interest of creating an arena for involved companies and organisations, Visiongain’s 3rd Annual Anti Counterfeiting Strategies conference will focus on: The legislative development in Europe and the US Technical solutions such as RFID and barcode technology International collaboration to combat counterfeiting The role of parallel trade and internet pharmacies I look forward to seeing you at the conference Yours Sincerely Hanna Wide Conference Producer Pharmaceutical Division Who will be there: VPs Directors, Heads, and Managers from: Pharmaceutical manufacturing and distributing companies Wholesalers Pharmaceutical packaging and labeling companies Anti-counterfeiting technology suppliers Anti-counterfeiting service suppliers Public health and regulatory bodies Anti-counterfeiting organizations Non-governmental healthcare organizations Pharmaceutical organizations Key Speakers :- Andrew Jackson, Deputy Global Head, Corporate Security, Novartis Monika Dereque-Pois, Secretary General, GIRP Sara Dayman, Asset Investigation and Confi scation, BDO Stoy Hayward Jim Thomson, CEO, Centre for Mental Health Heinz Kobelt, Secretary General, European Association Euro-Pharmaceutical Companies Janice Kite, Project Manager Traceability in Healthcare, GS1 Phil Lewis, UK Patent Office Tassilo Korab, Executive Director, Health Compliance Packaging Council Christopher Stothers, Associate, Intellectual Property Practice Group, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley and McCloy Eric Noehrenberg, Director, International Trade & Market Policy, International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/seminars/Pharmaceutical_Anti_Counterfeiting_Strategies.asp → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: Conference, Counterfeiting, event, market, medical, Pharma, Pharmaceutical, report, research, seminar Mobile TV in India Understanding the Mobile Entertainment Needs of Indian Users April 1, 2008 · No Comments Mobile TV in India Understanding the Mobile Entertainment Needs of Indian Users This report examines factors that will determine the adoption, popularity and success of mobile TV services in India. In order to gain in depth insight intothe Indian users’ mind, our report further analyzes current mobile usage patterns, mobile services expenditures and users’ inclinations to adopt new content based services. In addition, Springboard has analyzed mobile services’ association with various media, such as the Internet and television. Each factor examined in this report will be instrumental in determining how closely Indians embrace mobile TV. To gain a complete understanding of the mobile market in India, our analysis is based on the responses of 1,215 mobile users in six leading Indian cities, extensive interviews with senior industry executives and in depth secondary research. TABLE OF CONTENTS : INTRODUCTION EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TAXONOMY What is Mobile TV? Mobile TV Technology Standards RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Secondary Research Demand side Primary Research OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN MOBILE MARKET Subscriber Growth: 2005‐2007 Value Added Services in India MOBILE TV IN INDIA: CURRENT STATE OF THE MARKET Noteworthy Recent Developments Policies, Regulations and Technology Standards Ongoing Field Trials Vendor/Service Provider Activities MOBILE TV IN INDIA: PRIMARY SURVEY RESULTS Handsets: Features and Functionalities Non Voice Features Usage and Monthly Expenditure Attitude Toward a New Service MOBILE TV SERVICE MARKET SIZE AND PENETRATION SPRINGBOARD RECOMMENDATIONS CONCLUSION For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=73144 → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: Entertainment, India, IT, Mobile, Needs, Software, TV, Understanding, Users Service-Oriented Architecture in Asia Pacific: Poised for Take-off April 1, 2008 · No Comments Service-Oriented Architecture in Asia Pacific: Poised for Take-off This report provides insightful analysis on the market dynamics of SOA in the region–awareness level, its uptake, the challenges and drivers. It offers market data, outlines the activities of major players and highlights success stories among customers. The analysis is based on the responses of senior business and IT executives in Australia, China, India, and Singapore; extensive interviews with senior industry executives and in depth secondary research. TABLE OF CONTENTS : EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TAXONOMY What is Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Secondary Research Supply-side Primary Research Demand-side Primary Research OVERVIEW OF THE ASIA PACIFIC SOA MARKET Key Adoption Drivers Barriers to Adoption SOA: PRIMARY SURVEY RESULTS SOA Awareness and Familiarity SOA Adoption Factors Driving SOA Adoption Satisfaction High Among SOA Adopters SOA Investment in Take-Off Mode Barriers to SOA Adoption Mergers and Acquisitions Trigger SOA Adoption Reasons for Selecting Vendor Vendor Perception Governance Challenges in SOA deployment SOA Partners and ISVs SOA Planners SOA Initiated by Technology Dept SOA MOMENTUM IN KEY APAC MARKETS Australia China India Singapore SOA UPTAKE IN VERTICAL INDUSTRIES Telecom Banking and Financial Services Government Manufacturing SOA COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE IN ASIA PACIFIC IBM BEA Systems Oracle SAP Microsoft HP Software AG Tibco Fiorano RECOMMENDATIONS CONCLUSION APPENDIX I: CASE STUDIES Case Study : Bharti Airtel Case Study : United Breweries APPENDIX II: LIST OF SOA VENDORS For more information kindly visit: http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=73145 → No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized Tagged: Architecture, Asia, Computers, market, Pacific, reports, research, Software, Technology The Software as a Service Market in Asia Pacific, 2005 to 2008: Blazing New Routes-to-Market April 1, 2008 · No Comments The Software as a Service Market in Asia Pacific, 2005 to 2008: Blazing New Routes-to-Market This report addresses the lack of coverage by examining the key trends in the Asia Pacific Enterprise SaaS market. A key focus area of the report is in providing an array of market data including market size and growth forecasts for key application segments of the enterprise SaaS market in Asia Pacific excluding Japan.(read entire article)
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Apparel Industry Issues To Watch In 2008 - Management Briefing   By: bharat book bureau
The briefing also discusses whether Vietnam import monitoring will lead to anti-dumping duties, and if Chinese product safety concerns can be averted. Environmental concerns are also addressed, along with a look at what rising input costs mean for suppliers and buyers.(read entire article)
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Global Market Review Of Childrens Wear - Forecasts To 2010 - 2006 Edition   By: bharat book bureau
This latest report examines the market for children's wear from a global perspective and also reviews the major world markets. A market overview for each region and major country is given including a review of market size from 2000 to 2004, and a market size projection until 2010.(read entire article)
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Food Packaging In A Modern World - Management Briefing    Submitted as: bharatbook
Food packaging growth and technological development is intrinsically linked to the growth of, and demand for, supermarkets. This growth is driven by changing lifestyles and the move to convenience foods, where packaging forms an essential part of the product offering.(read entire article)
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Category : Food, Cooking and Drink