College for photo retailing

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The College of Photo Retailing in Kiel, Germany, is credited for training a number of qualified staff in the photo retailing industry, equipping them with pecialist know-how and technical and commercial knowledge. The entire photographic and imaging sector supports the foundation, which offers all kinds of training in the form of long-term course and several- day seminars. Its sponsors include the College Association of the German Photo and Cinema Trade and the city of Kiel.

Strategy & planning, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges & Universities

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Enzyme manufacturer Novozymes (Bagsvaerd, Denmark)

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Novozymes' first-half 2001 sales rose 6% to Danish krone 2,508 million, led by sales of feed enzymes, which rose 52% to Danish krone 200 million versus same-period 2000. The growth was mainly thanks to the extension of the European Union's ban on meat and bonemeal that forces farmers to seek alternative sources of phosphate for animal feed. Article briefly notes Novozymes' outlook for the rest of the year, and some future projects.

Denmark, Enzymes, Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, Finance, Novozymes A/S

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Rohm Enzyme becomes AB Enzymes

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Rohm Enzyme (Darmstadt, Germany) has changed its name to AB Enzymes to reflect its ownership by Abitec (UK). It will move to larger premises in Darmstadt, while production of its products will remain in Rajamaki, Finland.

All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial organic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Enzymes for Food Processing, Usage, Names, Food processing enzymes, Rohm Enzyme GmbH, AB Enzymes GmbH

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