News from elsewhere on the web (21 June 2011)

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Didier Miraton to announce departure on Tuesday le Monde via Reuters (France)

New regulation to ensure strict standards for tyres this year Gulf News (UAE)

Tyre's history all in a barcode The National (UAE)

Tyre shortage affecting used trailer market and new trailer lead times Laurie Dealer (UK)

China SBR imports to drop, exports to rise on new capacities ICIS (China)

Rubber falls as major buyers keep away The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber prices dip to 3-week low of Rs 223/kg Economic Times (India)

Rubber Shocks (by Bridgestone) Protect Japan's Buildings From Quakes Bloomberg TV (Japan)

Show room of Tigar products made of recycled rubber EMG (Serbia)

Carbon Black China 2012 conference to be held in Hangzhou Notch Consulting (US / China)

Rubber use falls this May as auto sector loses pace Economic Times (India)

Natural rubber output up 5.9% in May Business standard (India)

SKP Securities view on Phillips Carbon Black MoneyControl (India)

Sarawak Urges Ministry To Monitor, Control Rubber Prices To Avoid Manipulation Bernama (Malaysia)

Minister wants measures against rubber buyers for manipulating prices The Star (Malaysia)

Dealers shortchanging rubber farmers Borneo Post (Malaysia)

Auto sales expected to get back in gear China Daily (China)

Taxes slashed to cut emissions China Daily (China)

GET ANSWERS: Recycling Old Auto Tires I3WMAZ (US - Georgia)

K'pitiya rubber factory blaze doused Daily News (Sri Lanka)

Beginners' cycling questions answered (What about punctures?) Bike Radar (UK)

Tyre prices to rise from August 1 Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)

Tyre prices to rise from August 1 9News (Australia)

Nebraska-based company buys 2 Liberal tire stores High Plains Leader (US - Nebraska)

Future TVs will broadcast not only images but also smells (using silicone rubber valve) InRumor (US)