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12 January, 2006 By Andrea Lockerbie
Rade UK, based near Cardiff, is a young business that specialises in dis-assembling electronic products that contain cathode ray tubes (CRTs) such as TV sets and computer monitors. Since opening its doors in September 2005, Rade managing director Alun Haines says business has been swift and exceeded expectations. “We thought we’d have a gradual, steady increase in business, but things took off quickly,” he explains.
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