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European Rubber Journal

Vol. 180, no. 6
June 1998

News stories in this issue:

Trelleborg buys ETM

Eurosil expands

Avon announces interims

K'98 to use electronic tags

Haffenden Moulding moves

News from around the world

Eagle-Picher-Boge wants $110m sales

Moscow Tires & Rubber '98 a success

Standard Products plans Polish plant

Michelin raises prices

Apollo may move

Peter Haverbeck retires

ATMA figures on Indian tyre industry growth

'Biggest ever' industrial merger produces DaimlerChrysler

Goodyear UK agreement with unions

Michelin scorns ISO 9000

Vredestein changes name to reflect wider interests

Day International to move European HQ

Goodyear SR plant for Texas

Berstorff revises sales/marketing structure

Non-tyre automotive

German automotive suppliers strive to stay competitive via joint ventures.

GM looks to supply its suppliers.

CVJ boots: a tough job for rubber.

Which way for elastomers in harsh automotive applications

Automotive supply in China, a region undergoing substantial change.

DaimlerChrysler:effects on suppliers

New truck tyre range
Goodyear launches long-life tyres

Postscript
Could the butyl sector provide an economic model for other polymers? No way!

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