News from elsewhere on the web (21 July 2010)

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Rubber Climbs for Third Day on Optimism China, Japan to Rebuild Stockpiles Bloomberg (Japan)

Spot rubber prices unchanged The Hindu Business Line (India)

Spot rubber ends unchanged India Infoline (India)

News focus: Biorefineries prepare for commercialisation Icis (London)

Rubberised dam breaks at man-made Arizona lake Associated Press (US - Arizona)

Future of rubber company Mabor de Moçambique to be announced in two days MacauHub (Mozambique)

How to perform ASTM D3577 Medical Elastomer & Rubber Glove Test Mass device (country)

N150 bn Industrial Intervention Fund: Matters Arising Daily Independent (Nigeria)

Poland's industrial output shoots up Polich Market online (Poland)

Regrooved tyres among causes of road mishaps Daily Express (East Malaysia)

Rubber exports likely to reach US$1.5 billion by year's end VoV news (Vietnam)

Sri Lanka rubber goods producers to protest levy Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

SMR revision could lead to fewer rubber grades The Star (Malaysia)

Malaysian rubber producers urged to eye on value-added products to preserve competitive edge People's Daily (China / Malaysia)

Risda Increases Rubber Smallholding Replanting Aid Bernama (Malaysia)

Italy develops interest in Cameroon's economic potentials RTV (Cameroon)

Industry challenges under spotlight at Rubber Traders AGM Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Auto makers eye growing Russian market Xinhua (China)

China's automakers told to develop abroad Xinhua (China)

Testing the Continental Tire ContiSportContact 5 P Motor trend (US)

UAE motorists ignore tyre pressure risks Emirates Business (UAE)