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IOM3 Support UK Plastics Awards

Dec 5 2002

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The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining is once more supporting the annual UK Plastics Industry Awards, now in their third year.

Entries are currently being invited for the 2003 awards, which are divided into a number of categories including Consumer Product Design and Industrial Product Design, Apprentice or Trainee of the Year, and five awards in the Processor Awards section.

The Institute provides the judging panel for the Product Awards entries.

Information about the awards is available on the awards website at www.plasticsawards.com, and this year it is possible to enter for the awards, vote and book tables for the awards dinner online.

For more information on plastics, click here.

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