Adhesives Age

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Articles in November 2002 issue of Adhesives Age

• Taking flight: PRC-DeSoto launches brand identity for aerospace industry. (Spotlight on: PPG Aerospace-PRC-DeSoto).
  by Jody Schwartz
• Leaving a stamp on pop art: self-adhesive used on new commemorative postage stamps. (Case Study).
• Euro glue growth: IAL report indicates. (News Africa/Asia/Europe/Mideast).
  by Maurice Bowtell
• Adhesives from natural sources: new alternatives for synthetic raw materials. (Research & Technology).
• Efficient is sufficient: glue makers focus on enhancing application process for assembly uses. (Market Focus Assembly).
  by Jody Schwartz
• Mixed blessings: stock market uncertainty, bonus questions paint different pictures in CEO compensation. (Business Feature).
  by Jody Schwartz
• Waterborne PUDs: new developments spark interest for use in PSA applications. (Raw Materials: Polyurethane Dispersions).
  by Paul E. Cranley
• Industry dodges plant security proposals: no go on government imposed regulations. (Environment, Health & Safety).
  by Neil Franz
• Beating the big buyer blues: taking advantage of the strategic sourcing movement. (Formulation & Processing).
  by Kevin M. Callahan
• Pure UV: light curing technology offers new dimension to rapid curing of UV materials on heat sensitive substrates. (Research & Technology: UV/EB).
  by Michael Bisges
• Creating value through deals and dispositions. (Business Management & Marketing).
  by Todd Muhleman
• Loose lips can sink ships. (Business & Finance).
  by Stephen Einhorn
• Leading Change in Our Industry. (Sticking Point).
• Rohm and Haas reports third quarter results: adhesives & sealants earnings, sales down. (Breaking News).
• Lighting it up: UV/EB emerges as an attractive technology for food packaging. (Raw Materials: Radiation Curing).
  by Albert Lin
• The son rises. (Q&A).
• Trade shows are expensive but effective. (Consultant's Corner).
  by Bill Harrington
• A cure, but at what cost? Curing equipment makers challenged to sell new products in tight market. (Equipment Radiation Curing).
  by Greg Valero
• Avery's Q3 earnings, sales rise: led by pressure-sensitive adhesives & materials biz. (News Americas).