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Kneeland, CA, October 4, 2006--A Flooring Industry Delegation representing firms in the US, Canada, Japan, and the UK recently returned from the 7th China International Floor Coverings & Carpet Fair held at the Chinese International Exhibition Center in B
Wellington, New Zealand, September 26, 2006--A sale of Feltex's assets by the receiver will not have to pass a hurdle that could have tripped up previous bidders – shareholder approval.
London, England, August 18, 2006—A wool sheet compactor could cut the British Wool Marketing Board's transport bill by about 30%--a saving of some 1.6 million pounds.
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, August 18, 2006--Government-run Web site Turkmenistan.ru reported Friday that weavers from the Ashgabat Wool-Manufacturing Company "Archag" are making a 8.4 square meter (90 square foot) carpet.
Coconut Grove, FL, August 17, 2006--Combining high-end style with versatility, Ilva S.A., the leading Argentine producer of porcelain tile, debuted its new metallic-look tile called Oxide.
Boisbriand, Quebec, August 16, 2006 --Fire erupted Tuesday at Polyval Coating Inc., a floor coatings and paint factory 33 miles north of Montreal. The blaze forced the evacuation of 1,500 people, according to a report by Montreal Gazette's CanWest new
Lewiston, ME, August, 14, 2006--Activity rugs keep children entertained, learning and having fun all at the same time.
Toronto, Ontario, August 8, 2006--NRI Industries, North America's largest manufacturer of recycled rubber products, announced today that it is has signed a partnership with Kinetics Noise Control.
Bhavani, India, August 7, 2006--There is a third dimension to weaving export mats in this carpet town. Along with warp and weft, profit too gets woven.
New Delhi, India, August 3, 2006— India has banned the employment of children in hazardous industries, but many continue to work in firework and match factories, or are involved in carpet weaving, embroidery or stitching footballs in wretched conditions.