July 24, 2007 | Vol 2, Num 30
e-glass weekly, your weekly source for industry news and financial data
News to know
Fees explained during NFRC opening session
High-performing products to boost glass demand
More top stories
Product spotlight
Gamma ray shielding glass
Financials
Business headlines
e-Poll
How familiar are you with the nonresidential component-based rating program (CMA) that NFRC is developing?
I'm involved in the process and know it very well
I don't attend meetings, but I keep up with CMA news and updates
I've heard of it, but don't know details
Never heard of it



Last week's poll results: 
What percentage of new projects need glass units replaced because of scratches caused during post-construction cleaning?

42.86%: 1-5 percent

33.33%: Less than 1 percent

15.48%: 5-15 percent

4.76%: More than 25 percent

3.57%: 15-25 percent


 

 


 


News to know

More top stories

Retail and office drive construction starts

Nonresidential construction starts reached $152.2 billion for the first half of 2007, up 19.7 percent compared to the same period last year, according to a July 16 report from Reed Construction Data. However, steep, continuing declines in residential construction will offset gains from the nonresidential segment, according to the report … read more

Bad glass confiscated in the Philippines

The Department of Trade and Industry of the Philippines confiscated and destroyed about 2,000 square feet of substandard glass from flat glass dealers in the city of Cebu, according to a July 19 article from SunStar.com.

DTI worked with the Philippine Product Safety and Quality Foundation Inc. and the Flat Glass Alliance of the Philippines Inc. to warn against manufacturing and selling substandard products, according to the article … read more


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