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At this writing in late January some mostly anecdotal
information seems to support a notion that PVF industry fortunes may be on a
rather steep upswing – or at least looked that way as 2010 drew to a close.
It takes place March
11, a date established just last year by the World Plumbing
Council (WPC) as an annual celebration to promote appreciation of the plumbing
industry’s vital work on behalf of the planet and its people.