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Green legislation will alter chemical landscape
Recent changes in laws and regulations governing air quality, toxic chemicals and renewable fuels could have far-reaching effects on the demand and pricing for a host of chemical commodities.

• MRO buyers target energy
• World excellence awards go to 52 Ford suppliers
• Intel honors 26 "preferred quality suppliers"
• Seagate honors excellence
• Boeing honors 13 Premium Suppliers
• Whirlpool honors 21 firms
• Support your best; reward them
• Recycling picks up savings
• Engine, fuel costs are top concerns
• Electronics OEMs face WEEE deadline, too
• RoHS changes the parts you buy
• Businesses finding savings in environmental activities

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