News from elsewhere on the web (05 November 2009)

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Compound rubber imports set to soar China Securities Journal (China)

Nairit Chemical Plant Staff Charged In Explosion Probe Asbarez (Armenia)

Spot rubber rules steady The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber gains after oil rallies Business Times (Malaysia)

Kumho Tires: A Possible Bridgestone Replacement Bleacher Report (US)

Freudenberg-NOK to close Germantown plant Business Journal (US - Milwaukee)

Stricter rules for recycling, tire disposal considered State Gazette (US - Tennessee)

Centre mulls package for plantation sector The Hindu Business Line (India)

Gurgaon-Manesar auto belt heading towards labour unrest again The Hindu Business Line (India)

Apollo Tyres shores up investment in TN Financial Epress (India)

Natural rubber producers focus on research, development Voice of Vietnam (Vietnam)

Government Not To Reduce Rubber & Cashew Tariff Under ASEAN Free Trade Pact India Server (India)

'Rubber Farmers Pay Loans Promptly' The Mail (Ghana)

Defunct tire recycler fined for abandoning 10,000 tires in city plant The Standard (Canada)

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Slip, Grip, and Jack Frost's Nip: A Snow Tire FAQ Automobile (US)

The winter tire way Metro news (Canada - Nova Scotia)

Bathurst parents criticize government's tire policy Times & Transcript (Canada - New Brunswick)

Mr. International Rubber gears up for kinky weekend in Chicago Edge (US - Illinois)