EDA welcomes new members

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03 April 2020

The European Demolition Association (EDA) has announced three new members in the past 48 hours – despite the ongoing effects of COVID-19 on the industry.

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Doosan Infracore Europe – the Czech Republic-based excavator and wheeled loader manufacturer – and Finnish hydraulic hammer specialist Rammer have become part of the association, which includes national associations, demolition contractors and suppliers to the industry in its membership.

Also boosting the numbers is German mechanical engineer Sennebogen, which produces material handlers from 17 to 420 t.

To add to a busy time for the EDA, it is also inviting demolition contractors to complete the survey for its annual European Demolition Industry Report.

The 2020 version will be published in 11 languages and companies can complete it online on the EDA website at www.europeandemolition.org

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