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What does 2014 hold for the pump industry?

by Staff Writer
December 9, 2013
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This is the question we asked a number of pump industry leaders.

After a difficult 2013 we have looked in-depth at which sectors are expected to rebound in 2014 and as those which may still struggle, as well as the external factors having an influence on the industry.

We also looked at what new products and developments are on the cards for the new year and the different ways in which Australian pump companies are dealing with and preparing for the conditions.

The full interview will be published in the February issue of Pump Industry magazine. The print edition will be released by 1 February, but online subscribers will get exclusive access in mid-January.

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