Fifteen industrial processes or occupations such as the rubber industry, iron and steel founding, and painting have been classified by the IARC as falling within Group 1 (carcinogenic to humans) (IARC 2008).
The export of these materials stimulated development of a synthetic rubber industry in Europe.
His first job in the rubber industry was with a bicycle-tire manufacturer.
"Now all the roads go to China, especially the road of the rubber industry".
In 1920, he was knighted by George V for services to the rubber industry.
"The rubber industry was in full swing," she said, and local designers would have experimented with synthetic zoris.
A great part of the town's prosperity once rested on the rubber industry, especially the manufacture of rubber tires.
Hat Yai is a centre of the rubber industry and the site of the governmental Rubber Research Centre.
The Amazon rainforest was the original home of rubber trees, but Brazil's rubber industry was devastated when seeds smuggled to Asia were used to set up rival plantations.
Testifying that he had bought the balloon tires fitted to his roadster in 1919, years before the patent was approved, Mulford became the savior of Akron's rubber industry.
The largest portion of the synthetic rubber industry centres on styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), which is a copolymer of styrene and 1,3-butadiene.
