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7 Jul 2015

Worker dies in ammonia leak

CANADA: A male contract worker died yesterday after an ammonia leak at a food processing plant in Fort Erie….

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5 Jul 2015

Industry must limit refrigerant focus

FRANCE: Europe’s aircon and refrigeration component makers have warned that only with a very focused approach will industry be able to achieve…

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3 Jul 2015

EPA approves low GWP HFCs

USA: The EPA has announced that low GWP alternative refrigerants R450A, R448A, R513A and R449A are to be approved for more uses….

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Industry and greens welcome EPA bans

USA: Refrigerant producers, refrigeration equipment manufacturers and green groups have welcomed the US EPA’s usage bans on high GWP HFCs….

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2 Jul 2015

Delayed HFC bans to become law

USA: With new US HFC refrigerant bans about to become law, industry pressure has delayed measures which could have banned R134a and…

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1 Jul 2015

Over 36,000 are F-gas certified

UK: Over 36,000 individuals and 6,200 companies in the UK have become certified under the F-gas regulations, according to figures from the…

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Flammable codes need to be addressed

ITALY: Changes to safety and building codes to allow the use of low GWP flammable refrigerants are seen as vital to achieve…

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DuPont refrigerants now Chemours

USA: The new name for DuPont’s refrigerant business is now officially Chemours….

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Refrigeration firms back new catering show

UK: The UK is to have a new exhibition dedicated to the commercial kitchen equipment sector….

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TUC backs regular ac maintenance

UK: With temperatures set to hit 30°C in parts of the UK today, the trade union body TUC is calling for regular…

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