In brief: Metso best supplier to Chile; Introducing Cornwall Mining Alliance; Recent comments on blog postings

Metso best supplier to Chilean mining industry

Good to hear that regular MEI Conferences sponsor Metso has been awarded first place in the Best Performance Supplier category in the Mineral Processing segment, according to the results of the fifth "Ranking of Suppliers of the Mining Industry" made by Phibrand, a company specializing in industry marketing.

According to this survey, Metso was awarded first place as the company with the Best Performance in the past year in all sub-segments associated with the Minerals Processing category and thus received all the prizes: Best company in crushing solutions, Best company in mill solutions, Best Company in plant maintenance.

Introducing the Cornwall Mining Alliance

Cornwall is well known as the birthplace of modern mining, once being the world's largest producer of copper and tin. Now these mines no longer remain, although there is still a thriving industry in the mining of china clay. The Camborne School of Mines, established in 1888, is a lasting legacy of the importance of this area.

Mining and mineral processing are still active, however, in this remote and beautiful area of England, which is now home to a unique concentration of innovative businesses, organisations and experienced professionals providing services to all aspects of mining and related industries in the UK and around the world. The recently formed Cornwall Mining Alliance connects these experts and provides the right people for specific jobs. The impressive array of members can be seen in the Alliance Directory. Expect to hear much more of this organisation in the future.

 

 

Recent comments on blog postings

As the Recent Comments widget has, for no apparent reason, ceased to function, this is to advise that the following blog postings have received comments this month:

Innovations in crushing technology

Comminution '16 conference diary

Fracking for metals

Could the Nobel Prize go to a mineral processor for the first time?

Controversial "invisible gold" paper published

Where are the women in mineral processing?

In brief (12 May)

 

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