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Articles in July 2004 issue of Recycling Today

• Cutmaster 101 1Series brochure
• One step at a time
  by Brian Taylor
• E-Scrap 2004 announces dates
• Momentum shift: Chinese scrap copper purchases have eased back, but does it mark a genuine slowdown in the metals production shift?
  by Brian Taylor
• Saddle up
• Deadline for China exports hits
• California assembly passes cell phone bill
• Globe trotting: recyclers had opportunities to gather and learn in Berlin, Dallas and San Diego this spring
  by Brian Taylor
• Salvaging ideas from print
• Kansas City expands program
• Battle to the finish
• Cat M325C MH and LMH material handlers
• NYC to perform study
• Critics urge stricter California landfill rules
• Aim scrap & tire grapples
• Ansam Metals Corp
• On the fence
• OmniSource buys stainless steel separator
• Can-do attitude
• Belmont Metals Inc
• Simple connection: CMC's Springfield, Mo., facility benefits from the Fuchs Quick Connect system
• Casella adopts SAI software
• Eriez Magnetics
• Out in the open
• Terex broadens hydraulic line
• The Maryland Recyclers Coalition
• Phenomenal markets
• Poised and ready: Shine Bros. Corp. prepares for a world of opportunity from its company's home in Spencer, Iowa
  by Brian Taylor
• Calendar
• State orders removal of glass stockpile
• Compression forces: consumers of recycled PET and HDPE are hungry for more material, though modest recycling rates threaten the stability of the recycling infrastructure
  by Deanne Toto
• Hyundai 7 series wheel loaders
• California targets glass bottles
• Swept up: a wave of consolidation sweeps the steel industry in the aftermath of the section 201 tariff
  by Dan Sandoval