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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
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Freight 1
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24/10/2023
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Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a cutaway of a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a cutaway of a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight capsule in a vacuum tunnel
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS:Cutaway render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight capsule
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a cutaway of a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal. Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS:Cutaway render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight capsule
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a cutaway of a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Plans for ultra fast freight transports system
Ferrari Press Agency
Freight 1
Ref 15219
24/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HyperloopTT
Plans for an express freight system using air cargo containers which can zip around at the speed of an airliner have been unveiled.
The system uses the revolutionary hyperloop system currently under development by a number of companies around the world.
It involves a floating pod which races along inside giant low-pressure vacuum tubes across land, either above or below ground.
The goal is efficient, eco-friendly transport for freight and passengers.
US and France-based Hyperloop Transportation Technologies , which is one of the leading pioneers of the technology, has announced what it calls its Express Freight system.
It uses a fully automated combination of vacuum tubes, levitating capsules, conveyer belts and electric doors to simultaneously load and unload freight.
HyperloopTT says the system promises to be faster, more cost-effective and more sustainable than air or truck shipping.
Toulouse-based HyperloopTT worked with UK design firm Tangerine to develop the freight transport system.
OPS: Render showing a cutaway of a HyplerloopTT Express Freight terminal.Freight arrives in air cargo sized containers at a loading point and are then loaded onto waiting hyperloop carriages using a conveyor system.As they arr loaded, cotainers are unloaded at the same time on the opposite side. The system is staggered. As one container is loaded, it takes the place of one that has been unloaded.
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov also has some novelty toothbrushes
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. He holds a tube of Vussen which he recommends for sensitive teeth
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
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?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
Ferrari Press Agency
Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
See Ferrari text
?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. A set made by colouring crayons company Crayola
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
Ferrari Press Agency
Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
See Ferrari text
?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. A prop made for US TV drama Prison Break
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
See Ferrari text
?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
See Ferrari text
?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection.Among his more historic items are several German toothpaste tubes dug out of World War II trenches. One of them , called Doramad , is particularly unique because it is radioactive !
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
See Ferrari text
?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. Not real toothpaste but a chocolate filled novelty
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
See Ferrari text
?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. cket-shaped Orbit Dental Cream for children from the 1960s.It comes with instructions to send 25 cents for rocket fuel to launch the empty container in the air.
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
?Ref 15107
20/09/2023
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?Pictures must credit: Guinness World Records
A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. His favourites are these three whiskey-flavoured ones
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov also has some novelty toothbrushes
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection.Among his more historic items are several German toothpaste tubes dug out of World War II trenches. One of them , called Doramad , is particularly unique because it is radioactive !
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: A box of toopaste sent to Val by a fellow collector who is downsizing
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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Toothpaste 1
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20/09/2023
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
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The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket
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Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
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The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket revealing the water tube system
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Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
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Puffer 1
Ref 15101
19/09/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Tiger Beer
The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket
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Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
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Puffer 1
Ref 15101
19/09/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Tiger Beer
The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket
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Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
Ferrari Press Agency
Puffer 1
Ref 15101
19/09/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Tiger Beer
The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket
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Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
Ferrari Press Agency
Puffer 1
Ref 15101
19/09/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Tiger Beer
The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_160595788_FER
Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
Ferrari Press Agency
Puffer 1
Ref 15101
19/09/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Tiger Beer
The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_160595787_FER
Puffer jacket for keeping cool in Summer -powered by a cold beer.
Ferrari Press Agency
Puffer 1
Ref 15101
19/09/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Tiger Beer
The world’s first puffer jacket specifically designed to keep a wearer cool in tropical heat, has been developed - powered by a cold beer.
The winter statement jacket can be worn in any climate as it will also keep someone warm in winter.
More remarkable, the bright orange coloured puffer has a first-of-its-kind beer-powered cooling system, fuelled by ice-cold Singapore beer Tiger.
The innovative cooling system uses a cold beer which is placed in a sealable pocket to keep it cold.
It then chills water which is pumped around the wearer’s body via a network of tubes.
These tubes make contact with key points where human arteries are closest to the skin, cooling the body down by up to 5° Celsius in the sun.
A spokesperson said: “Now, anyone and everyone can feel and look cool regardless of their location! “
Tiger Beer collaborated with London-based fashion designer Izzy Du who specialises in outerwear along with Japanese tech firm Whatever Co.
OPS: The Tiger Beer Summer Puffer jacket. The sealable beer pocket
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George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan.
George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan. Legende de la guitare hard bop et chanteur de tubes pop tels que Give Me The Night ou encore Turn Your Love Around, George Benson est aussi une figure incontournable du jazz, avec des albums des annees 60 et 70 comme Breezin, vendu a des millions d exemplaires.
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George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan.
George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan. Legende de la guitare hard bop et chanteur de tubes pop tels que Give Me The Night ou encore Turn Your Love Around, George Benson est aussi une figure incontournable du jazz, avec des albums des annees 60 et 70 comme Breezin, vendu a des millions d exemplaires.
URMAN_DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
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George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan.
George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan. Legende de la guitare hard bop et chanteur de tubes pop tels que Give Me The Night ou encore Turn Your Love Around, George Benson est aussi une figure incontournable du jazz, avec des albums des annees 60 et 70 comme Breezin, vendu a des millions d exemplaires.
URMAN_DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
© DALLE Aprf -
DUKAS_141191595_DAL
George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan.
George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan. Legende de la guitare hard bop et chanteur de tubes pop tels que Give Me The Night ou encore Turn Your Love Around, George Benson est aussi une figure incontournable du jazz, avec des albums des annees 60 et 70 comme Breezin, vendu a des millions d exemplaires.
URMAN_DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
© DALLE Aprf -
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George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan.
George Benson au festival Jazz a Juan. Legende de la guitare hard bop et chanteur de tubes pop tels que Give Me The Night ou encore Turn Your Love Around, George Benson est aussi une figure incontournable du jazz, avec des albums des annees 60 et 70 comme Breezin, vendu a des millions d exemplaires.
URMAN_DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
© DALLE Aprf -
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NEWS - Wasserstände im Lake Mead erreichen Rekordtiefstand, Las Vegas
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI/Shutterstock (12951675u)
Exposed rock is seen near intake tubes at Hoover Dam, where water levels have declined dramatically in Boulder City, Nevada on Sunday, May 22, 2022. Lake Mead has dropped below 1,050 feet, a milestone level as the Las Vegas valley's water supply dwindles during a 22-year drought.
Water Levels in Lake Mead Reach Record Lows, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - 23 May 2022
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NEWS - Wasserstände im Lake Mead erreichen Rekordtiefstand, Las Vegas
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI/Shutterstock (12951675v)
Exposed rock is seen near intake tubes at Hoover Dam, where water levels have declined dramatically in Boulder City, Nevada on Sunday, May 22, 2022. Lake Mead has dropped below 1,050 feet, a milestone level as the Las Vegas valley's water supply dwindles during a 22-year drought.
Water Levels in Lake Mead Reach Record Lows, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - 23 May 2022
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NEWS - Wasserstände im Lake Mead erreichen Rekordtiefstand, Las Vegas
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI/Shutterstock (12951675e)
Exposed rock is seen near intake tubes at Hoover Dam, where water levels have declined dramatically in Boulder City, Nevada on Sunday, May 22, 2022. Lake Mead has dropped below 1,050 feet, a milestone level as the Las Vegas valley's water supply dwindles during a 22-year drought.
Water Levels in Lake Mead Reach Record Lows, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - 23 May 2022
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Mit Ampel-System: Ein Supermart in Utrecht
UTRECHT - A MCW supermarket in Utrecht has put up a traffic light to ensure that not too many customers come into the store. To prevent coronavirus infection, stores should only allow a limited number of customers at a time.
27 Mar 2020
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Mit Ampel-System: Ein Supermart in Utrecht
UTRECHT - A MCW supermarket in Utrecht has put up a traffic light to ensure that not too many customers come into the store. To prevent coronavirus infection, stores should only allow a limited number of customers at a time.
27 Mar 2020
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