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which have the fiber woven into the
fabric. Another American company is
using it for ski wear, both as a fashion
accessory and as a safety device.
At present, Elam is in the enviable
position of having no competition.
To stay ahead, Elam is now devel-
oping a new range of products using
its own money and funding from the
Office of the Chief Scientist. "You
can't survive in a business like ours
without thinking about new product
lines," says Ganor.
Elam is also focusing on turning
Livewire, which is now mostly for
indoor use, into an outdoor product.
Ganor estimates that a new outdoor
version that can be used in severe con-
ditions will be available sometime this
year. El
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Nicky Blackburn is a writer for the
Jerusalem Post Foreign Service.
Joint Projects
With Jordan
Jerusalem (JPFS) — Jordanian Water -
and Irrigation Minister Munther
Haddadin and National Infrastructure
Minister Ariel Sharon pledged their
countries' commitment to going ahead
with a series of joint infrastructure
projects, despite the cooling of rela-
dons following the Mashaal affair.
During a meeting in Jerusalem, the
two agreed to the creation of a joint
committee that will speed up the
processes to pave the way for the
implementation of several multi-mil-
lion dollar programs. They also exam-
ined possible ways of publishing inter-
national tenders for projects.
Strauss To Enter
Gaza Market
Jerusalem (JPFS) — Strauss is explor-
ing the possibility of a joint venture
with Palestinians at the Karni
Industrial Park, Strauss international
business director Gery Michaeli said
while touring the area.
Michaeli said Strauss is also holding
intensive negotiations for the estab-
lishment of a dairy in Jordan. He said _
he hoped a deal could be reached with
suitable partners this year.
The dairy in Jordan would also
mainly serve the local population, he
said, with the advantages being the
avoidance of tariffs and logistical
problems involved in export.