News from elsewhere on the web (28 April 2011)

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'Rubber to turn surplus by 2012' Economic Times (India)

'Rubber to turn surplus by 2012' Commodity market Daily News (India)

Spot rubber turns weak on global cues The Hindu Business Line (India)

Spot rubber turns weak India Infoline (India)

Tokyo Futures Rebound On Oil, Gold Prices Commodity market Daily News (India)

Vietnam Natural Rubber (SVR) F.O.B price 28.04.2011 Commodity market Daily News (India)

Huayi, Michelin to Launch Joint Car Tire Product Line Anhui News (China)

Envirotyre on the market after falling into administration Business Sale Report (UK)

Fire (in Farrel building) snarls traffic in downtown Ansonia CT Post (US - Connecticut)

Update: Fire In Old Ansonia Factory Valley Independent (US - Connecticut)

Gevo signs deal to convert isobutanol to jet fuel Strategy Eye (US - Colorado)

'We wanted to see how best to utilise worn-out tyres' - JK Tyre Financial Express (India)

Sri Lanka Vietnam economic links to widen with re-opened embassy: envoy Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

Cocoa Exports From Ivory Coast's San Pedro Port Yet to Resume After Ban Bloomberg (Cote d'Ivoire)

Vietnam firms fall victim to Africa export scams Saigon (Vietnam)

China's 3 musketeers race against the global auto giants Shanghai Daily (China)

County to form task force on tyre dumping My Fox (US - Florida)

Michelin Man-hunt Newsletter (UK - Northern Ireland)

Man fined $10K for storing explosives in tyre ABC (Australia - Queensland)

Bike Made Entirely of Wood: Zero Metal, Zero Rubber, Zero Screws Geek-o-System (UK)

Mario Sorrenti Set to Shoot New Pirelli, Not Steven Meisel Stylecaster (UK)

Karl Lagerfeld Out, Mario Sorrenti in for Pirelli Calendar Fashion etc (UK)