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yesEquipment manufacturer Keestrack is expecting to report positive growth for 2020, despite the impact of the Coronavirus on the demolition, recycling and construction industries.
The company, which had previously expected sales to grow by 20% on its 2019 of €119 million (US$159 million), said that it is now forecasting a 7% increase in global sales for the year. While the revised figure reflects the uncertainty facing companies and their reluctance to make long-term investments, overall Keestrack described 2020 as ‘satisfactory’.
Frederik Hoogendoorn. Managing Director of Sales and Marketing for Keestrack Group, said: “Despite the corona related restrictions in work organisation and transport logistics, we were able to maintain production, spare parts supply and services thanks to the great commitment of our own staff and external partners.
In response to the Covid pandemic the company was forced to make significant changes to its manufacturing operations. In January the company shut its China-based operations for several weeks and then in March it stopped production as part of regional lockdown measures at both its Italian plant and its Indian site, which is the operational base of subsidiary company Etrack Crushers.
Despite the temporary closures of these facilities, Keestrack was able to maintain production at its European plant in the Czech Republic and at its headquarters in Belgium, which remained operational at reduced capacities.
While the company said it was too early to accurately calculate the full economic impact of Covid-19 on global operations, its outlook for 2021 remains optimistic thanks to positive feedback from its distributors.
In the coming year Keestrack plans to expand its product portfolio with a range of new road milling machines for the Asian market and will also launch its new I4e tracked mobile reversible impact crusher.
Due for release in the spring of 2021, the new compact model features a diesel-electric drive and production capacities from 100 to 250 t/hr. It can be used for the secondary and tertiary crushing of rock and recycling materials such as asphalt and slag.
The company is also promoting what it said is the world’s first battery-powered stacker. The 12.7 t Keestrack S5e, which can be loaded, unloaded, moved and positioned fully autonomously, is an alternative to diesel-hydraulic/diesel-electric versions. The stockpile conveyor features a 22.8 kWh lithium-ion battery which is said to help lower exhaust emissions.
The History of The Billion Dollar Trick-or-Treating Industry
By Mirabella Booth
It's hard to imagine a Halloween without trick-or-treating. But trick-or-treating on Halloween is a relatively new phenomenon. If you were to go back sixty years you would likely find many Americans who had never encountered a trick-or-treater. One might ask themselves: How did this Halloween staple gain so much popularity and become the beloved tradition it is today.
In the early 1900s, the candy industry thrived on holidays such as Christmas and Easter but during Halloween trick-or-treaters would receive coins, toys, and nuts, rather than candy. Candy sales were relatively slow during the fall season. The candy industry concluded that they needed a fall holiday to boost fall candy sales. This led to the candy industry’s creation of Candy Day. Candy Day, celebrated the second Saturday of October, was a clever way for the industry to make more money. Advertised as a day of goodwill and friendship, parents were quick to hop on board and buy copious amounts of candy.
Meanwhile, Parents were looking for an organized activity to keep their children out of trouble on Halloween. With the mass production of candy for Candy Day, parents found that it was much more convenient to give out the prepackaged candy already on the shelves and leftover from Candy Day.
After seeing this shift, the candy industry directed their attention away from Candy Day and towards selling candy for Halloween. By the 1970s, Candy Day became obsolete, and the Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating for candy became a staple in American culture.
Today, Americans buy about 600 million pounds of candy for Halloween every year. Enough to fill about six Titanics. 95% of Americans purchase Halloween candy with the average consumer spending about $87. These numbers are predicted to only increase as Halloween trick-or-treating becomes more popular and spreads across the globe.On Tue, Mar 21, 2000 at 10:32:54PM +0100, Christian Surchi wrote: > On Tue, Mar 21, 2000 at 12:34:07PM -0800, brian moore wrote: > > > rename's/_/ /g' *.mp3 > > rename? :o Hrrm? Yes. It comes with perl. -- Brian Moore | Of course vi is God's editor. Sysadmin, C/Perl Hacker | If He used Emacs, He'd still be waiting Usenet Vandal | for it to load on the seventh day. Netscum, Bane of Elves.I'm gonna come back tomorrow and write my reflection on this card. The process I've been doing is that I read your post, journal 3 pages about it, and then come back to my journal the next day, read it, and write a fresh post after I processed that journal entry.
So let me say this. That I feel so supported and held in your work. I value and appreciate your honesty, transparency, and vulnerability (strength) in these posts, Oubria.
When we are doing intuitive work I really do feel like it really is non-linear. And we can't expect things to be routine or expected... because...life. Sure, we would like for it to be all wrapped up and neatly boxed for shipping but in reality, it's messy and all over the place. But in my opinion, ain't that what this work is? Shadow work is tuff. And I gotta give you props for putting in the work WHILE you are facilitating us in doing the same.
Oubria, I can so relate. I am new to business, but I still have my day job and when I tell you it's hard for me to tell a struggling nursing students that I charge $40 an hour for tutoring...I say it and cringe. I'm so afraid of them not wanting to use me than I am of being broke. I'd do what I do for free...that's how I know it's my passion, but I also know it can be my downfall. In this world, I am the Beyonce song....Me, Myself and I that's all I've got in the end...
Anyway, this has never been me. I have never waited on anyone to save me, besides my ex, but when he lost it mentally, I have been relying on myself ever since. But, I take this card as also telling me to let people help me. I am a workaholic. I work a full time job as a nurse leader (48 hours plus a week), I own a business and I am in nurse practitioner school. On top of being a mom and in a relationship, and helping my love with his cleaning service. Like...when do I sleep? NEVER! So a labor of love for me is providing my son with all the things that I never had and establishing myself so that he never has to work for another soul. He can be an entrepreneur and make his own hours and do his own thing.
And I agree...charge more sis. Love you lots. I am learning so much from you and your courses. Love and light.
I also wanted to add that my Venus is in Capricorn. It's also my sun sign, and as my birthday comes up in ten days, I find myself working harder than ever before...because I'm about to turn 40 and I don't have my shit together and I should really have life figured out by now, but I spent 15 years loving a man while never really loving myself or securing anything for just me.  If I could just rewind ten years, I'd do a lot of things differently. So, we are all in this together sis.
My partner and I have the resources and made the decision as a team for me to cut way down on work in order to avert a mental breakdown and to parent the kids through a patch that needed more attention. Then I made plans for the next thing while healing myself. I JUMPED at the chance to do shadow work. I have paid so called experts to help me with shadow work before. But honestly the thing that has been the most thorough and healing is this process with Oubria and all of you, listening deeply to your stories and sharing mine. So I see this work you have done and are doing with us as already having created immense value. If it takes longer, well, that’s part of the process. I feel like you told us to expect delays, so I did and that really wasn’t a problem for me. It’s not less valuable because it took its time.
So now I’m relying on love-glove-in my bird-in-hand on my burden hand (which is the left hand of course, because love-and-mar