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Volume 3, Issue 4
In conversation with Jonathan Gawtrey
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World Aerosols speaks to Jonathan Gawtrey who looks after innovation within the aerosol category at L’Oreal, and has developed several ranges such as the Elnett franchise.
Aerosol gas cleaning technology: 20 years in the making
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With more than 20 years of experience in machine building and aerosol recycling, DeSpray Environmental has developed innovative new technology to tackle the environmental issues surrounding waste aerosols. In this article, Mike MacKay, managing director of DeSpray Environmental, discusses plans to convert waste aerosol propellants into biogas.
Lending a hand
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Leon Finn, aerosol technical specialist at R.A Jones, shares his experience of coping with the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leak analysis vs detection
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Peter Watmough of Cascade Technologies discusses new detail in leak analysis vs detection in the aerosol sector.
How steel aerosols help meet circular ambitions in Europe
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Alexis Van Maercke, secretary general of the Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging (APEAL), explains how the EU is taking another step towards its circular economy vision.
France aerosol filling activity 2019
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World Aerosols delves deeper into the French aerosol filling figures for 2019 with the help of CFA delegate-general, Jean Blottiere.
COVID-19: how the pandemic has impacted the UK aerosol industry
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The UK aerosol sector “holding firm” during the COVID-19 pandemic, reports Tiziana Dorigo of the British Aerosol Manufacturers’ Association.
Introducing LINDAL's Mini Engine Platform
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In January, before the coronavirus crisis took over, something exciting was taking place at LINDAL Group. The company launched its Mini Engine Platform at the annual ADF&PCD and PLD Paris event, incorporating new aerosol actuator designs made from post-consumer resin, a material produced using recycled plastic waste.
The buzz around aerosol insecticides
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Nicholas Georges of the Household and Commercial Products Association (HCPA) explores the future of aerosol insecticides in the US amid new regulation.
