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<pubDate>Mon, 12 May 2008 09:22:45 GMT</pubDate>
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 May 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Neville Prior Voted Vice-Chairman of Chemical Businesses Association, (CBA)]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[At the recent AGM of the CBA, the main UK industry association for our industry, Neville Prior was elected to the post of Vice-Chairman for a two year period. The CBA provides the conduit for Responsible Care and ESAD II accreditation in the UK, as well as providing technical resource for its members on issues such as Health & Safety, Transport, Storage, REACH etc. It is also the main lobbying voice to both the UK Government and European Union for our industry, and plays a significant role in influencing and advising on legislation. For more information on the CBA see =&gt; http://www.chemical.org.uk/home.asp]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Customer Service Co -Ordinator]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk (Michele Lambert)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[The ideal candidate should have previous experience working within a sales office and possess the ability to work on their own initiative; it is essential they have good communication skills  (liaising with suppliers and customers) and due to this demanding role; respond well under pressure. The candidate must be computer literate and previous Sage experience would be an advantage as well as speaking Polish however this is not essential. A competitive salary is offered. Please write with your current curriculum vitae and details to: Mrs Michele Lambert; Cornelius Group Plc; Cornelius House; Woodside; Bishop's Stortford; Herts CM23 5RG or e-mail michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 22 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Dr Zane Berzina uses Cornelius products as part of her "Touch Me Wall" at the Sk-interfaces show at FACT, Liverpool]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[james.atkinson@cornelius.co.uk (James Atkinson)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Helping international artist Dr Zane Berzina to look at the interface between art and the skin, Cornelius provided thermochromic pigments and technical expertise for the sk-interfaces exhibit at the FACT - Foundation for ART & Creative Technology - Exhibition in Liverpool as part of the Capital of Culture year. On show at the exhibit using Cornelius products were the "Touch Me Wall" and the sk-interfaces book for which Dr Zane Berzina designed the cover and chapter dividers using the thermochromic inks. Edited by Jens Hauser, the curator of the exhibition, and published by Liverpool University Press in collaboration with FACT : www.liverpool-unipress.co.uk/html/publication.asp?idProduct=3823# The exhibition, sk-interfaces, has received over 14,000 visitors in its first month. The exhibition, which opened on 01 February until 30 March, is the largest in FACT&#8217;s history, featuring work by 17 international artists. For more information on the artist Dr Zane Berzina : www.zaneberzina.com
For more information on the FACT exhibition : www.fact.co.uk/news/?id=143]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 15 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Matthew Prier Runs London Marathon]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Matt, who can be seen most lunchtimes in running kit, completed Sunday's London Marathon, in an excellent 3 hours and 55 minutes. Matt was running not only for himself, but to raise money for Leukaemia Research. All the staff at Cornelius send him our congratulations on a great achievement.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Beauty Goes High-Tech! ]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[james.atkinson@cornelius.co.uk (James Atkinson)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[The Cosmetics and Personal Care Division of Cornelius Group Plc is delighted to announce the addition of the Power Paper range to our expanding portfolio. Power Paper have developed an innovative, thin, flexible, micro-electric patch platform to deliver a wide range of cosmetic formulations directly to the skin. The patches are based on a printed battery that is safe and gentle, can be elegantly customised to any ergonomic shape and size, whilst conforming to numerous cosmetic formulations and a wide range of applications. Consumer benefits include: Reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
	Diminishes the appearance of crow's feet
	Smooths and lifts the skin 
	Delivers extra moisture to the skin
	Improves firmness
	Visibly reduces the signs of ageing The treatments are self applied for approximately 20 minutes, offering a luxurious spa-like experience at home.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 28 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Commodity Sales - Commodity Chemicals into the Cosmetics; Food & Industrial markets.]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk (Michele Lambert)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Owing to continued expansion a vacancy exists within the Cornelius Group based at our offices in Bishop's Stortford. The ideal applicant will have a minimum of 2 years working experience in a sales environment with a proven track record of success. It is essential that the individual has the ability to sell on the telephone and to be pro-active in finding new customers and converting them to sales. They must be organised; confident; self- motivated and the ability to speak a foreign language would be desirable. This is a senior position reporting directly to the Business Manager responsible for direct sales to specific UK & export customers. The position is office based and a competitive salary and benefits will be offered. Please reply in writing enclosing your C.V and salary expectations to :  Mrs Michele Lambert; Cornelius Group plc; Cornelius House; Woodside; Bishop's Stortford; Herts CM23 5RG; or e-mail michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk
Website: www.cornelius.co.uk The Cornelius Group plc are an Equal Opportunities Employer.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 25 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Meet us at Index08, Geneva, April 15-18, 2008]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[richard.herring@cornelius.co.uk (Richard Herring)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[At Index08, the world&#8217;s largest exhibition for the nonwovens industry, Collano will be showcasing hot melt adhesives, reactive systems, adhesive films and water-based adhesives. Collano adhesives are ecologically sound and innovative problem-solvers. The fact that water-based contact adhesives measure up to solvent-based products as regards adhesion and heat resistance convinced Pilatus, a Swiss aircraft manufacturer. The strict requirements imposed on tension bonds in the interior of PC-12 aircraft were fulfilled. From «a» as in automotive to «b» as in ballistics to «p» as in protective garments to «z» as in zipper we are prepared for any challenging application. For professional advice and detailed information, we invite you to visit Collano&#8217;s Stand 4117 at Index08 in Geneva from April 15 to 18, 2008, or send an e-mail to industry@collano.com I am interested in this exhibition. Please send me entry tickets. We look forward to welcoming you. Heinfried Knigge
Division Manager Technical Textiles]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 14 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Collano adhesive films : more than bonding!]]></title>
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<description ><![CDATA[Collano are exhibiting at the JEC Composite Show in April and have released this flyer to complement.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 07 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[New launch from Silab]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Sandra.Pitroipa@cornelius.co.uk (Sandra Pitroipa)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Tackle the skin ageing process!]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 05 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Development Chemist]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk (Michele Lambert)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Cornelius Specialties is a company making high value specialist chemicals in Haverhill. It is on a steep growth pattern and needs to recruit high calibre people with high levels of attention to detail that enables our customers to rely on us for quality and consistency. The position is based at our Haverhill site. The Development Chemist will be a key person in taking processes from laboratory scale to plant. The person will work closely with senior research chemists and quality control chemists to evolve manufacturing procedures for new materials. This job will demand a degree of practical skills and a lot of enthusiasm to solve problems. The perseverance to evolve processes into robust and reliable methods for others to follow will be needed. A level Chemistry is a minimum requirement and a degree is preferable. Experience in a chemical synthesis environment would be an advantage. You will need to learn quickly about our techniques and procedures to allow us to capitalise on new sales. Potential to evolve your career into other areas of the business, including management, exist. Salary is negotiable and dependent on experience. Please write with your current curriculum vitae and details to: Mrs Michele Lambert; Cornelius Group Plc; Cornelius House; Woodside; Bishop's Stortford; Herts CM23 5RG or e-mail michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk
Website: www.cornelius.co.uk The Cornelius Group plc are an Equal Opportunities Employer.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Oxime free - the future for anti-skinning in alkyd paints]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Zara.Cunliffe@cornelius.co.uk (Zara Cunliffe)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Cornelius Principal, Rockwood Pigments UK Durham (formerly Elementis Pigments) are pleased to announce the launch of their new oxime free, patent pending product- Exkin OXF for anti-skinning in alkyd based paints and varnishes. Exkin OXF is comparable in terms of drying, anti-skinning, hardness and colour to methyl ethyl ketoxime (MEKO). MEKO is the standard anti-skinning agent currently used by most companies, but based on the results of earlier testing there is a strong possibility that after further testing under REACh that MEKO will be reclassified as, at least, a class 2 carcinogen which will seriously restrict its usage. For introductory leaflets, usage levels and drying charts please see attached documents, and request a sample via your Cornelius Representative.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Sales and Marketing Executive - Personal Care]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk (Michele Lambert)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Owing to continued expansion, a vacancy for a Sales & Marketing Executive exists within the  Personal Care Group of Cornelius. Based at our offices in Bishop's Stortford you would be providing commercial and marketing support for the cosmetics and personal care sales team. Cornelius supplies innovative speciality ingredients to personal care companies throughout the UK. The role will involve liaising with both technical and commercial contacts within the industry. Although product training will be given, the ideal applicant should have some knowledge of cosmetic raw materials and experience in a related technical or commercial role would be desirable. We would expect candidates to have a good standard of education, probably to degree level and possess skills in the use of Powerpoint and Excel. You will need to be confident in telephone communication, be self- motivated and display a good positive attitude. The role will provide the ideal candidate an opportunity to further develop a career in the Personal Care industry. Please write with your current curriculum vitae to Mrs Michele Lambert; Cornelius Group plc,Cornelius House, Woodside, Bishop's Stortford, Herts CM23 5RG
e-mail: michele.lambert@cornelius.co.uk    web: www.cornelius.co.uk
The Cornelius Group is an equal opportunities employer]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Jeen International Corporation - an ideal addition to the Cornelius portfolio]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Chris.Dennis@cornelius.co.uk (Chris Dennis)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[We are pleased to announce that Cornelius will now be representing Jeen International Corporation in the UK, Ireland and Poland. Jeen are an innovative developer and manufacturer of raw materials for the cosmetics and personal care industries and their focus on technical inventions that deliver measurable customer benefits makes them an ideal addition to the Cornelius portfolio. Jeen's flagship is the Jeesilc range of products that offer the performance and advantages of crosslinked elastomers  - yet they are neither crosspolymers nor elastomers. Crosspolymers, and silicone elastomers in particular, are heavily protected by a minefield of intellectual property meaning that their usefulness to the formulator is severely limited. Jeen identified a customer need for materials that perform like elastomers but are not restricted by patents, and developed the Jeesilc range using a unique polymerisation technique that does not rely on crosslinking. The Jeesilc range now offers the possibility of developing formulations that deliver the premium aesthetics and performance that crosslinked elastomers can offer without being limited by the many patents covering the use of those materials, therefore opening up a wealth of new product development opportunities. To find out more about Jeen and their products please contact your Cornelius representative.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Cornelius's Trevor Barker Writes on REACH]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Cornelius's Technical Manager, Trevor Barker, who also has management responsibility for REACH has presented at various HSE Road Shows, and was recently published in Personal Care Magazine. A pdf of the article can be seen here.............]]></description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 04 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Creating a wood & restoring a damaged landscape]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[elc@cornelius.co.uk (Ella Ceraulo)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Jenny Allen & Ella Ceraulo from the Cornelius Group Technical Centre joined the Cawleys team on Sunday 3rd Feb on the 'Grow with Cawleys' tree planting day. Donning our thermals & braving the cold wind, trees were planted over 173 acres of Rectory Wood in the 3rd phase of tree planting. A mixture of tree types were planted, grown from seeds taken from the nearby ancient Marston Thrift woodland. The hope is that in years to come the area planted will form a habitat like that of the ancient forest. For more information on the extensive regeneration work taking place visit the Forest of Marston Vale Website.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 16 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Looking for a warming agent?]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Sandra.Pitroipa@cornelius.co.uk (Sandra Pitroipa)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[For more information, please contact us.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Sun, 13 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Cornelius Reach Agreement To Distribute Hayashibara's Food and Pharma Ingredients In The UK]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[jt@cornelius.co.uk (Joy Thomas)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[We are pleased to announce that we have concluded an agreement with Hayashibara, to distribute their range of products within the food and pharma industries in the UK. Hayashibara International, is the international business of the Hayashibara Company, Okayama Japan. Founded in 1883, as a starch processing company, Hayashbara, have through their continued commitment to research and development, become acknowledged as a leading innovator in carbohydrate technology. They were the first company in the world to commercially manufacture glucose enzymatically from starch in 1959. This is a fantastic new principal for us, offering some excellent products such as Trehalose, Pullulan and Maltose. For further details please contact the Cornelius Health & Food Team.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Report Predicts Wave of "Green Tech"]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Entrepreneurs and investors are 'inventing' a new sustainable global economy, according to an environmental research group. The Worldwatch Institute says there is a new wave of innovation based around environmental technologies. The report also says large firms are changing their ways and are investing in greener production methods. But it says a worldwide agreement on climate change is still needed to secure investment in the future. In its report 'State of the World 2008', Worldwatch estimates there was $100bn (51bn Sterling) of new investment in industries and technologies tackling climate change in the last year, which is creating new opportunities for business. It identifies examples like renewable energy, which saw $52bn of investment in 2006, up by 33%. It says that carbon trading reached an estimated $30bn in 2006, triple that of the previous year. It also points to individual companies, like that of US chemical firm Dupont, which has committed to sharp reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Worldwatch President, Chris Flavin likens the situation to the 1980s when money poured into start-up firms in the computer and software industries, which helped create giants like Microsoft and Dell. He says: "The most significant thing happening is that environmental technology is the hottest area for venture capital - it's really exciting." Aubrey Meyer is a climate campaigner and Director of the Global Commons Institute. He says there's a danger the good work could be lost amid political failures. He says: "In order to prevent local successes being swallowed in larger global failure you must have a way of measuring emissions and controlling them." Worldwatch accepts at the moment these efforts only represent a fraction of the global economy, and that more effort needs to be made to find a global agreement on combating climate change. But it argues that there has been a sea change in the thinking of businesses. In the UK, progress may be slower. A report released last month also disappointed environment campaigners. In a survey of business leaders the Carbon Trust found that just 1% of all UK firms knew their "carbon footprint" - or an account of how much carbon dioxide they produce.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 19 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[FIE Competition Results]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[jt@cornelius.co.uk (Joy Thomas)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Visitors to the Cornelius stand at FIE 2007 were invited to post their business cards or leave their details to enter our special 
competition. We can now announce the results following the draw at the close of the event. The first prize was vouchers
for a meal, with wine specially selected to complement the food, at Jamie Oliver's Restaurant in either London or Cornwall. The winner was Denis Bray of Thompson & Capper, Runcorn, who can be seen in the photograph below being personally
presented with his prize by Cornelius' Area Sales Manager for the South West of the UK, Bris Goodey. The second prize, a 
signed hard-back copy of Jamie Oliver's latest book, Jamie at Home, was won by Viv Gibson of Perrigo, Swadlincote. We hope they both enjoy their prizes. We would like to thank everyone who entered our competition]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Directors Perform A Festive Jig !!!]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Chris.Dennis@cornelius.co.uk (Chris Dennis)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Watch the board of directors perform a festive Jig all for you  !!! http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1391493572]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 11 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Our New ISO 9000 Certificate Is Here In Time For Christmas]]></title>
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<description ><![CDATA[We passed our re-certification audit on the 5th December but have only just received our new certificate. This can be downloaded here or by clicking on the LRQA log at the bottom of any page. Our apologies to those customers who have been waiting for this.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 07 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[New Launches From Silab]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Sandra.Pitroipa@cornelius.co.uk (Sandra Pitroipa)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[SMS Energy and Eye Regener]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 30 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Radiant Colour Launch New Tracer Dye Product]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Zara.Cunliffe@cornelius.co.uk (Zara Cunliffe)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Radiant Color, a Cornelius Principal, is pleased to announce the launch of a brand new product: Tracer Dye CFS 06 This is used in oils, lubricants and fuel as a trace marker. Addition level is very low. Product is put into fuel etc. and the marker shows when exposed to a black light source. These can also be used in plastics and paints to show defects and for leak detection purposes. Please see technical data sheet for more details.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 23 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Cornelius Reach Agreement To Distribute Daikin's Unidyne Products]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Cornelius have concluded an agreement with Daikin Chemical, to distribute their range of Unidyne fluorocarbons to the general textile, non-woven and carpet industries in the UK. Daikin Chemical are currently globally Number Two in fluorine chemicals, and are a part of Daikin Industries of Japan, who are a $12bn organisation, mainly producing air conditioning products. This is an excellent new principal for us, offering some excellent technologies to the textile industry. If you wish to learn more, then please look at the following http://www.daikinchem.de, or contact your Cornelius Sales Representative or Cornelius Head Office.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 15 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Cornelius Goes To Poland !!!]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Piotr.Wasilewski@cornelius.co.uk (Piotr Wasilewski)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[CORNELIUS in POLAND! From the 1st of November 2007,  Cornelius Group Plc continues to develop their expansion into Europe by becoming fully operational in Poland. At the beginning we address the fast developing industries in Poland such as: Cosmetics & Personal Care and Health and Food. We market and distribute such well known brands as: Finsolv, Finsoft, Dispersun from INNOSPEC INC. Pecosil, Pecogel, Pelemol from Phoenix Chemicals Inc. Beeswax, Carnauba & Candelilla Wax, Paraffins and Microcrystalline from Strahl&Pitsch, and many other actives and fine chemicals. If you require more information on our product portfolio available in Poland please contact Mr. Piotr Wasilewski (piotr.wasilewski@cornelius.co.uk).]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 15 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Cornelius Enjoy A Successful In-Cosmetics Eastern Europe Exhibition]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[With a growing interest in Eastern Europe, Cornelius exhibited at the recent In-Cosmetics exhibition in Moscow. With an increase of 23 percent in visitors numbers compared to the previous show, the Cornelius stand proved to be popular. The Eastern European region is currently experiencing significant market growth and growing consumer sophistication, which organisers believe boosted visitor numbers. Many of the major players in the region were present at the show and an extensive conference programme focused on themes such as anti-ageing and sun protection. Being present has helped Cornelius reach a greater understanding of the region and its opportunities.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[A Successful Fie 2007 For Cornelius]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[jt@cornelius.co.uk (Joy Thomas)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Cornelius Health & Food showcased a stand at the Food Ingredients Europe 2007 Exhibition at Excel in London from 30th October to 1st November, and was successful in attracting a lot of interest from both visitors and fellow exhibitors. The show, now in its 21st year, had stands from more than 1100 companies across the globe, covering all aspects of the food industry from raw materials, through processing right up to the marketing of end products and industry publications. Companies varied from the large multi-national concerns showing on huge, glittering stands to small independent companies showing for the first time in a much smaller format. The show also included both principals and customers of Cornelius. There was a great deal of interest in the new Functional Food Toolkit being offered by Cornelius. The Toolkit contained everything that you need to start developing functional foods, from samples of  raw materials complete with all the necessary data, to suggested recipes in which to try the materials and give you a little inspiration to try out your own ideas, and all in a handy reusable container. Examples of materials included in the toolkit were:  Sunfiber - soluble fibre for gut health; Slendesta - potato extract for use as a satiety aid and QVital water soluble coenzyme Q10. Some toolkits may still be available, contact the Cornelius Health & Food team on 01279 714 331 for further details. The added bonus for visitors to the Cornelius stand was the chance to enter the competition draw to win a meal at one of Jamie Oliver's Restaurants in either Cornwall or London, with wine specially selected to complement the meal. The second prize was a signed copy of Jamie Oliver's latest book. The draw was made immediately after the close of the show and the winners will be announced shortly.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 05 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[New Launch From Silab]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[Sandra.Pitroipa@cornelius.co.uk (Sandra Pitroipa)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[THE NEUROCOSMETIC ANSWER TO SENSITIVE SKIN PROBLEM]]></description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 29 Oct 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Removing Organoleptic Influences From Pet Bottles Using Specially Coated Ultramarine Blue Pigments From Holliday Pigments]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[James.Wallace@cornelius.co.uk (James Wallace)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[Bad taste or odour occasionally detected by consumers in the contents of mineral water packaged in PET bottles can normally be traced back to one or two housekeeping issues. Occasionally, however, there has been some extraction of an unpleasant chemical from the plastic bottle itself. Holliday Pigments have developed a range of ultramarine blue pigments that remove any potential organoleptic issues that may arise from using ultramarine to colour PET bottles. (Please see the attached document for further details)]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 25 Oct 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<title ><![CDATA[Uk Manufacturers See Orders Decline]]></title>
<author ><![CDATA[neville.prior@cornelius.co.uk (Neville Prior)]]></author>
<description ><![CDATA[UK factory orders fell in October, a survey from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) suggests. However, the broader picture is that orders grew strongly over the last three months. The CBI said there was little evidence that weakness in financial markets was having an effect on manufacturers. The report said that orders from overseas were down in October with "exporters feeling the impact of the weaker dollar". Manufacturers were more pessimistic about the business environment "in the wake of the credit crunch". The data will fuel arguments about whether or not the Bank of England should cut interest rates. Analysts are predicting that the government is likely to leave interest rates on hold at 5.75% for the time being. "There are some tentative signs that the pace of demand and output growth will edge lower in coming months" said Ian McCafferty, the head economist at the CBI. He said that rapid inflation - seen across a variety of items notably food and oil - is putting pressure on profit margins. While the CBI's industrial trends survey suggested a slowdown, other recent data has indicated that the UK economy is in good shape. The Office for National Statistics said the UK economy grew at its fastest rate for two years in the third quarter of this year.]]></description>
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