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Syre, a joint venture between H&M and technology investment firm Vargas, announced plans to build a Gigascale recycling plant in Binh Dinh, which will produce up to 250,000 tonnes of high-quality polyethylene terephthalate (PET) chips from textile waste.
Edwards’ Resilia tissue, in development for more than two decades, will form the basis of the company’s heart valve implants going forward. As it aims to broaden the reach of its replacement heart valves among younger patients, Edwards Lifesciences has put forward new clinical data showing its bioprosthetics can maintain their function over the long term.
Nestlé has named a new chief executive officer of its Americas business unit, effective July 1. Jeff Hamilton will take over for Steve Presley, who is retiring on April 30 after nearly 20 years with Nestlé. Appointed by the board, Hamilton brings an extensive background with the company, beginning his career at Purina in the U.S. as a sales representative in 1991.
The construction and mining equipment manufacturer is making the investment in a bid to train up its workforce with robotics, automation and artificial intelligence technologies, including digital twins and machine language models. The pledge builds on Caterpillar’s efforts to close the growing manufacturing skills gap, including through STEM outreach for K-12 students and paid technician training programs for adults.