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Raising awareness on lithium-ion battery fires

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As anticipation builds for the upcoming Anticipate London event, Matt Humby, Senior Technical Consultant at Firechief Global, is preparing to share critical insights into the fire risks posed by lithium-ion batteries. Speaking ahead of his session at the event, scheduled for 2-4 December 2024, Humby underscored the pressing need to address the increasing number of incidents involving these batteries and the gaps in both regulation and insurance acknowledgement. The scale of the risks associated with lithium-ion batteries has become alarmingly evident, with several high-profile fires bringing the issue into sharp focus. One particularly tragic incident, which remains vivid in Humby’s mind, took place in South Korea earlier this year. “Sadly, we have seen a number of lithium-ion battery fires this year, but the one that stands out for me is a fire in South Korea where a number of batteries exploded in a factory killing 23 people,” Humby noted. “It highlights the need that we need to take this very seriously and we must have safety procedures in place to mitigate against the risk.” The insurance industry has been slower to classify lithium-ion batteries as a definitive fire risk. While significant strides are now being made, Humby explains that the journey to full acceptance and proactive prevention is ongoing. “We are now engaging with insurance companies, and they are now agreeing that this is not an ‘emerging’ fire risk but a fire risk, and have started to implement safety documents, which is great,” he said. Firechief Global remains committed to aiding in this transition, supporting both insurers and stakeholders in understanding and mitigating the dangers of lithium-ion battery fires. In terms of legislative progress, there remains much to be done, although promising steps are emerging. “Yes, we are still waiting for change, but things are starting to happen,” said Humby. He expressed optimism for the Electrical Safety Bill, which Firechief Global supports and hopes will come into force in 2025, saying, “I’m hoping that in 2025 we will see improvements, but until then, we will continue to push for education around the topics.” As he looks forward to Anticipate London, Humby shared his enthusiasm for engaging with both existing and new connections. With a larger stand this year showcasing new products specifically designed to address lithium-ion battery safety, Humby is eager to share Firechief’s advancements. “It’s going to be brilliant! Engaging with new contacts, current customers. We’re going to have a bigger stand with new products around lithium-ion battery safety – and I’m speaking! I can’t wait!” Through these discussions and industry engagements, Humby and Firechief Global are set on leading the charge in not only increasing awareness of lithium-ion battery risks but also in driving tangible change across insurance, safety, and legislative spheres.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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NFPA appoints new country manager to boost fire safety standards in Mexico

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The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has appointed Eurídice Ibarlucea J. as its new country manager for International Business Development in Mexico. With nearly two decades of experience in Mexico’s security and fire protection sectors, Ibarlucea will focus on strengthening partnerships and promoting the application of NFPA codes and standards across the country, enhancing safety protocols in both industrial and public spheres. Ibarlucea brings an impressive background, having previously served as Vortex specialist country sales manager at Victaulic, where she achieved significant growth in sales and accounts, underscoring her dedication to public safety. Her extensive career includes pivotal roles at 3M Mexico and UTC Fire & Security Kidde de Mexico, where she further developed her expertise in fire protection and sales strategy. Currently serving as president of the Asociacion Mexicana de Proteccion contra Incendio (AMPCI), a position she assumed in 2023, Ibarlucea has been a staunch advocate for the implementation of robust fire protection standards and codes. Her contributions to the technical review of NFPA codes, translated for broader use across Latin America, reflect her commitment to improving safety through advanced practices. Olga Caledonia, NFPA’s director of International Business Development, expressed her enthusiasm for Ibarlucea’s appointment, highlighting her comprehensive understanding of the Mexican market and her successful track record in leadership roles. Caledonia noted that Ibarlucea’s expertise will be pivotal in advancing NFPA’s mission to promote fire and life safety in Mexico. In her new role, Ibarlucea, who assumed her position on October 22, will represent NFPA in conferences, engage with government and industry leaders, and identify strategic opportunities to further embed NFPA standards in Mexico’s fire and safety landscape. She emphasised her dedication to fostering collaboration across sectors and ensuring communities’ safety through rigorous adherence to NFPA codes and standards. With academic qualifications from Instituto Politécnico Nacional and Universidad Panamericana, along with specialized training in fire protection systems, Ibarlucea is well-positioned to lead NFPA’s efforts in strengthening the Fire & Life Safety Ecosystem in Mexico.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Magirus unveils advanced Poseidon pump family for flood response

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Magirus has launched its latest innovation in emergency response, the Poseidon pump family, designed to set new standards in managing flood emergencies and equipping fire brigades and rescue services for increasingly challenging conditions. Developed in response to a rise in extreme weather events and associated flooding, the Poseidon pumps provide enhanced functionality to meet the growing demand for reliable and efficient water management solutions. At the heart of this new product line is the Poseidon TP 4/1, a powerful pump that stands out for its high efficiency and versatility. With a flow rate of 420 litres per minute at 1 bar and a delivery head of 10 metres, this model is tailored to the rigorous demands of emergency situations. Its adaptable pressure outlet can be oriented horizontally or vertically, and its flat suction function, which operates up to 10 mm without additional conversion, makes it highly flexible. Lightweight and designed for easy transport, the Poseidon TP 4/1 includes two ergonomic handles, allowing it to be carried solo or by a pair of operators. To address the varied challenges posed by flood situations, the Poseidon family comprises three different models: a dirt water pump for handling contaminated water, a shallow water pump ideal for low-depth areas, and a heavy-duty sludge pump capable of moving viscous media such as sludge. Each model has been designed with compactness, ease of transport, and specific functionality in mind, making them practical and effective solutions for diverse water management needs. With climate change driving an increase in extreme weather events, the new Poseidon pump family represents Magirus’ commitment to supporting fire and rescue teams with innovative, reliable tools. Built for high performance and user-friendly operation, these submersible pumps offer first responders the capacity to act swiftly and effectively during floods, helping to protect communities and minimise damage. By introducing the Poseidon range, Magirus reinforces its role in advancing flood protection and equipping emergency teams for the challenges of an evolving world.     To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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New Euralarm guidance on the impact of high airflow on gaseous fire extinguishing systems

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Euralarm has published a new guidance document on the impact of high airflow and hot/cold aisle containment on the performance of gaseous fire extinguishing systems in data centres. The new guideline is aimed at fire system designers, IT managers and operators of data centres. Recent industry research explored whether contemporary cooling methods and the continued movement of air, common to modern data centres, had any impact on the performance of gaseous fire extinguishing systems and whether this effect was good or bad. Euralarm’s guidance document aids the interpretation of the research, will help the European market foster a practical application of its findings, and complement the conclusions at the back of the report. Protecting Information Technology Equipment (ITE) Protecting ITE from fire whilst also safeguarding its continued operation is paramount to most businesses nowadays. Gaseous fire extinguishing systems, using clean agents, are principally used to protect critical ITE. With a need for “high availability”, this now includes throughout the full fire scenario and for as long as the ITE is expected to operate. The exponential growth of data and the need for more processing power brings challenges of heat generation and demands improved and more efficient cooling. With data centres commonly having complex and targeted airflow that cannot be shut down even during a fire incident, it is important to know how to better engineer a fire protection system. The Euralarm guidance document explains the research and signposts the reader to salient parts of the full report whilst discussing practical applications of its findings. Copies of the new guidance document on the impact of high airflow and hot/cold aisle containment on gaseous fire extinguishing system performance in data centres are available in English, Spanish and French on Euralarm’s website. The German version is expected shortly.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Saudi Arabia to witness global fire safety practices at 4th International Fire Operations Conference

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The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) announces its participation in the 4th International Fire Operations Conference (IFOC), which will take place at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from November 3 to 7, 2024. The conference will explore emerging trends and technologies in fire prevention, safety protocols, emergency response, and crisis management. Aimed at thought leaders, practitioners, and innovators from around the globe, the event will provide participants with innovative insights, strategies, and best practices to address current challenges in fire operations. With 130 years of experience in fire safety, including fire prevention, wildfire preparedness, electrical safety, hazardous materials, community risk reduction, and public safety, NFPA, as a technical partner has worked diligently alongside its IFOC committee members to shape the conference theme, agenda, and the speaker lineup. Attendees can look forward to engaging workshops and panel discussions, with many led by the NFPA’s highly skilled team members. “With over 300 codes and standards, and recognized globally for our innovative research, professional training, public education, outreach, and advocacy, NFPA is honoured to share its expertise in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at the 4th International Fire Operations Conference. We aspire to collaborate with leaders across the health and safety sectors to uphold the highest standards and create a future where everyone is safe, both at home and in the workplace.” said Dana Kamal, Director of International Business Development, MENA at NFPA. At IFOC, Dana Kamal and other NFPA members will engage in various discussions on key topics, including “NFPA Codes & Standards: How to Use Them Effectively”, “Critical issue of fires in buildings under construction”, “Future of Safety: AR & VR Interactive workshop”. They will also share valuable insights on how to prepare for Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS) Certification using the new Fire Protection Handbook (FPH). NFPA’s participation at the 4th International Fire Operations Conference highlights its commitment to sharing global best practices and advancing fire and life safety standards in the Middle East. By fostering collaboration with regional leaders and innovators, NFPA continues to pave the way for safer communities and resilient infrastructure across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and beyond.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Northeast wildfire risk intensifies amidst drought conditions

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Brush fires have ignited across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and other parts of New England, with conditions ripe for wildfires to spread as the Northeast grapples with extended droughts, dry air, and strong winds. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for heightened fire weather risk, impacting regions from New Jersey and New York State to Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. The National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®) underscores the growing wildfire risks, which are often underestimated in the Northeast, historically considered a low-risk region for such incidents. Michele Steinberg, director of the NFPA wildfire division, highlighted the significance of these events, pointing out that recent brush fires underscore the increased threat of wildfires in the area. The NFPA has advised residents and businesses to adopt critical fire safety practices to reduce wildfire risk. Key areas of concern include proper disposal of ignition sources, safe handling of outdoor equipment, and compliance with local burn regulations. These preventive actions are vital as another spell of warm, dry weather is expected, with temperatures anticipated to reach the 70s by Halloween, bringing additional fire weather warnings. For expert insights into managing and understanding the wildfire risks facing the Northeast, NFPA wildfire specialists are available for interviews, offering guidance on preventive measures and safety protocols aimed at reducing the likelihood of ignition and spread in these susceptible regions.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Scientifica Venture Capital invests in Aviogel

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Aviogel has secured a €300,000 investment from Scientifica Venture Capital, a move that promises to bring transformative advancements to firefighting technology and environmental recovery. This investment marks Scientifica’s 15th addition to its portfolio and recognises Aviogel as one of the two standout start-ups from the Inverso acceleration programme, an initiative supporting innovative companies tackling pressing environmental challenges. Aviogel’s technology introduces biodegradable hydrogel spheres that absorb water or other liquids, increasing their weight and allowing precise aerial deployment. This increased accuracy, achievable even from greater heights, minimises risk for pilots and boosts firefighting efficiency. Yet, Aviogel’s impact goes beyond mere fire suppression. Its hydrogel spheres are designed to support ecological regeneration by dispersing seeds or nutrients during firefighting, initiating reforestation efforts as soon as the fire is controlled. In this way, every aerial intervention becomes an act of environmental restoration as well as firefighting. A significant part of Aviogel’s progression towards large-scale application will take place in the laboratories of Scientifica Venture Capital, a facility of over 4,000 m² dedicated to science and innovation. Here, Aviogel can accelerate its transition from concept to market-ready technology, leveraging Scientifica’s specialised resources and expertise to fine-tune and scale its operations. In an era where climate change is intensifying wildfire occurrences, Aviogel’s approach offers a timely solution that supports both immediate crisis response and long-term ecological repair. Unlike traditional firefighting tools that concentrate on extinguishing flames without addressing environmental damage, Aviogel’s technology combines safety and ecosystem renewal, offering a holistic response to wildfires. This innovative approach has been lauded by William Carbone, Aviogel co-founder, who emphasises the dual mission of their technology: to protect against fires while fostering natural regeneration in affected areas. Fellow co-founder Sevan Gerard, drawing on his experience as a firefighter and paramedic, underscores the value of Aviogel’s rapid, precise interventions in emergency scenarios. Gerard envisions Aviogel as a tool that not only saves lives but also lays the foundation for new life in fire-ravaged regions, bridging the gap between community safety and environmental restoration. Riccardo D’Alessandri, managing partner of Scientifica Venture Capital, praises Aviogel’s combined effectiveness in firefighting and ecosystem preservation, noting its potential to reshape wildfire management practices. D’Alessandri highlights Aviogel’s forward-thinking, sustainable approach as essential to addressing the increasingly complex issues of wildfire control in a climate-conscious era. Scientifica’s investment in Aviogel demonstrates its commitment to solutions that align environmental responsibility with market growth, underscoring that sustainable innovation can drive both profit and positive change. Aviogel’s technology has the potential to transform fire management, offering communities a sustainable and regenerative response to wildfires that mitigates the long-term impacts on devastated landscapes.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Firefly Fire Pumps Unveils India’s First Homegrown Compressed Air Foam System

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Firefly Fire Pumps, a pioneering force in India’s firefighting equipment sector, has launched the country’s first indigenous Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) at the recently concluded Fire India 2024 Expo in Yashobhoomi, Delhi. This debut positions Firefly as the first and only Indian manufacturer to deliver this advanced firefighting technology, marking a major milestone in the industry. The CAFS technology employs compressed air to produce a lightweight, expanding foam that adheres to surfaces, enhancing fire suppression capabilities. This foam delivers multiple benefits for effective fire control: Protection: The foam acts as a thermal barrier, safeguarding materials from heat exposure and preventing ignition. Heat Dissipation: Water within the foam absorbs heat as it evaporates, reducing the fire’s intensity. Isolation: Foam forms a blanket that separates flames from oxygen, effectively smothering the fire. Containment: A foam layer reduces the release of flammable gases from heated materials, a critical feature for handling liquid fires. Addressing Modern Firefighting Challenges “Today’s firefighting scenarios often involve unique risks, from high-rise buildings to chemical and oil fires, which traditional methods struggle to combat effectively,” explained Darshan Mali, Director of R&D at Firefly. “In response, our team developed the Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) to meet these demands with improved versatility and effectiveness.” The development of Firefly’s CAFS was a rigorous process, requiring the optimization of foam-to-water ratios, enhanced air-water integration, and a compact, durable design. User-friendly features support quick deployment in critical situations, and the system has undergone extensive testing to ensure reliability. Mali emphasizes, “This achievement reflects the commitment and expertise of our R&D team, engineers, and firefighters to create solutions for the evolving demands of modern firefighting.” With CAFS, Firefly Fire Pumps is redefining firefighting standards in India, paving the way for enhanced safety in challenging fire environments across the nation. To read more exclusive articles and latest news, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Women Talking Fire: Empowering women in the UK fire safety industry

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Women Talking Fire (WTF), an independent networking and support group for women and male allies in the UK fire safety industry, was founded in May 2023. The organisation aims to bring together women in the field, ensuring they are visibly represented in industry media and at key events. This visibility is crucial, as it helps women see role models who reflect their own experiences and aspirations. The group has garnered significant interest, boasting over 1,200 followers and almost 600 members on its closed LinkedIn group. Upcoming Workshop on Confidence, Communication and Career Progression WTF will host a workshop on 6 March 2025, focusing on confidence, communication, and career progression. The event, led by award-winning Business Leader and Executive Coach Manjit Mandeir, promises a relaxed yet engaging day designed to equip participants with practical skills and strategies for professional growth. Manjit, known for her passion for leadership and personal development, has a proven track record of delivering impactful coaching programs that enhance both personal and revenue growth. The workshop, to be held at the ASFP Academy in Coventry, is an opportunity for delegates to network with like-minded professionals while learning how to communicate effectively and raise their personal brand. To encourage participation, a discount at a local hotel has been arranged, and a pre-event social gathering will be held at a nearby pub. Tickets for the workshop are priced at £75, with an early bird discount available for bookings made before the end of the year. With only 50 places available, those interested are encouraged to secure their tickets early via the Women Talking Fire website. The event is made possible thanks to the support of sponsor LGM Products and the ASFP Academy for providing the venue. A Year of Progress and Engagement In its inaugural year, Women Talking Fire has already made a significant impact. The group organised a technical conference in Leeds, attended by 150 delegates, and hosted social events in London and Bury. Additionally, a survey was conducted to gain insights into the views and experiences of men and women in the UK fire safety industry. WTF also collaborated with major industry events, including The Fire Safety Event 2024 and London Build 2024, to ensure women’s voices were heard and represented. Looking Ahead: Plans for the Future Building on the success of its first year, Women Talking Fire has ambitious plans for the coming year. Following a successful event in September 2024, the group will host another Firefighting Awareness Day with Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service on 20 June 2025. Efforts to strengthen partnerships with industry exhibitions will continue, with collaborations lined up for Fire Buyer, The Fire Safety Event 2025, London Build 2025, and Firex 2025. Looking further ahead, WTF is planning events for 2026, including a workshop on women’s health and another technical conference. Women Talking Fire is committed to creating an inclusive community where women in the fire safety industry can learn, grow, and thrive. Through networking opportunities, educational workshops, and strategic partnerships, the group continues to empower women to achieve their full potential while encouraging a more diverse and inclusive industry.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]

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Hochiki Technology safeguards historic Belfast Printworks

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A blend of historic charm and modern functionality, the Printworks Belfast has undergone a significant renovation to meet the demands of contemporary office spaces while preserving its Victorian heritage. Central to this transformation is a robust fire safety system powered by Hochiki devices, ensuring the protection of occupants and the building’s architectural integrity. The Printworks Belfast, a historic Victorian warehouse dating back to 1890, located in the heart of Belfast’s vibrant business district. Originally built for R Carswell & Son, a renowned printing and stationery firm, the building has undergone meticulous restoration. Angus Properties acquired the property in 2019 and has transformed it into a modern, open-plan office space while preserving its industrial character. Key features include a new atrium, cobbled courtyard, and additional floors with panoramic city views. The Printworks is now a sought-after location, offering flexible office spaces and potential retail or hospitality opportunities on the ground floor. The comprehensive modernisation of the Printworks Belfast across its five floors, necessitated the installation of a robust life safety system that would safeguard future occupants while integrating sympathetically with the building’s historical features. 365 Fire Security, a premier provider of life safety solutions, was entrusted with installing the fire safety systems at Printworks Belfast. This marked the company’s inaugural use of Hochiki equipment, renowned for its dependability, quality, and user-friendly installation. The decision was influenced by a recommendation from James Morrison, National Key Accounts Manager for Hochiki, who highlighted the advantages of Hochiki’s cutting-edge technology and streamlined installation process. The installation at Printworks Belfast encompassed a variety of standard heat and smoke detectors from Hochiki, interconnected to a central fire alarm control panel equipped with a selection of other Hochiki field devices. The heat and smoke sensors are engineered to deliver swift and precise fire detection, ensuring optimal safety for the building’s occupants. Wesley Allan, Managing Director at 365 Fire Security explained how the Hochiki equipment proved to be an asset in the Printworks Belfast restoration project. “Its ease of installation was a significant advantage, given the complex nature of the building and the need to minimise disruptions during the upgrade works. Even though we installed over 500 devices, the process was remarkably smooth thanks to Hochiki’s consistent base design. This standardisation significantly simplified the installation process and reduced the overall project timeline.” The detectors provide comprehensive fire protection across all five floors, offering reliable and early detection of potential hazards. Moreover, the devices seamlessly integrate with the building’s architectural elements, preserving its historic charm while ensuring state-of-the-art fire safety. The successful installation of Hochiki’s fire detection system by 365 Fire Security has fortified Printworks Belfast with a robust and reliable life safety infrastructure. This project exemplifies the effectiveness of Hochiki’s technology in a complex, mixed-use building, balancing historical preservation and modern safety standards. “Despite having no prior experience with Hochiki devices, the Printworks Belfast project has convinced us of their exceptional quality and reliability. Unless specified otherwise, we’ll now make Hochiki our first choice for fire detection systems and devices.” Consequently, Printworks Belfast is now primed for its modern office space role, equipped with a fire safety system that safeguards both the building’s heritage and its occupants. The triumph of this installation marks a promising commencement for 365 Fire Security’s utilisation of Hochiki equipment, underscoring the systems’ user-friendliness, dependability, and effectiveness in intricate and demanding environments.   To read the full article, see our last issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: International Fire Buyer @Firebuyer Fire Buyer Media Contact Rebecca Spayne Managing Editor, International Fire Buyer Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 920 Email: [email protected]  

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