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WASHINGTON – Based on new legislation, importers are required to determine no producers in their supply chains in any foreign country are employing North Korean nationals as forced laborers to produce goods imported into the US.

Read more: US Customs Checking Supply Chain Worker Nationalities after N. Korea Ban

WASHINGTON – The US Department of Commerce said it started an investigation into possible dumping in the US market of imports of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin from Brazil, Indonesia, South Korea, Pakistan and Taiwan, according to reports.

Read more: US Probes Antidumping of PET Resin Imports

SAN FRANCISCO – Awareness of green electronics is growing, but compliance is not.

Read more: Greenpeace: Average ‘Green’ Grade is D+

NOMI, ISHIKAWA PREF., JAPAN – Murata Manufacturing has acquired Sony's PCB fabrication here as part of its plans to expand capacity for circuit boards for smartphones.

Read more: Report: Murata Buys Sony PCB Plant

TORONTO – Firan Technology Group reported circuits segment sales in the third quarter were down $1.3 million, or 8.8%, compared to the same quarter last year. The decrease is predominantly due to increased intercompany activity supporting the ramp up in Aerospace Chatsworth, which is not reflected in consolidated sales, the firm says.

Read more: FTG Reports Q3 Circuit Sales Down 8.8%

HOOSICK FALLS, NY — Oak-Mitsui will shutter its plant here by January and lay off 20 workers.

Read more: Oak-Mitsui to Close New York Plant

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