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The Advertiser
5 days ago
- General
- The Advertiser
Manufacturer 3M warned over chemicals at quarry
The chemical conglomerate behind Post-it notes and Scotch-Brite has been handed a yellow card over "significant contamination" from historic toxic chemicals found in a quarry it leased. PFAS soil, sediment, groundwater and surface water have been found across a 100-hectare area of the inactive Brogans Creek lime quarry northwest of the Blue Mountains, the NSW Environment Protection Authority says. The authority has for the first time issued a clean-up notice and took regulatory action against 3M and its local Australian arm. "This is a significant moment for the EPA and one that represents an important milestone in our efforts to address legacy environmental harm," Operations Director David Gathercole said. "Though this is only the first step ... 3M has so far been co-operative voluntarily offering to conduct investigation to better understand the extent and legacy of PFAS contamination." PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of 15,000 highly toxic, synthetic chemicals used for their resistance to heat, stains and grease. They have been dubbed "forever chemicals" because they break down extremely slowly. Emerging evidence has linked some PFAS substances to cancer, leading to tighter regulation of the substances, particularly in drinking water. The quarry, in the state's central west, was historically used by 3M to test PFAS-containing firefighting foam. The authority said while "the scale of the onsite contamination is significant", there is limited human exposure because of the remoteness of the site. However, it found some of the chemicals eight kilometres downstream in the Capertee River within a national park. They were considered to be above the national drinking guidelines. A sign has been erected warning park users to not drink river water. But recreational use including swimming remains safe, the authority said. Under the clean-up notice, 3M Australia has 60 days to submit a detailed plan to manage PFAS pollution. The company has been contacted for a comment. The chemical conglomerate behind Post-it notes and Scotch-Brite has been handed a yellow card over "significant contamination" from historic toxic chemicals found in a quarry it leased. PFAS soil, sediment, groundwater and surface water have been found across a 100-hectare area of the inactive Brogans Creek lime quarry northwest of the Blue Mountains, the NSW Environment Protection Authority says. The authority has for the first time issued a clean-up notice and took regulatory action against 3M and its local Australian arm. "This is a significant moment for the EPA and one that represents an important milestone in our efforts to address legacy environmental harm," Operations Director David Gathercole said. "Though this is only the first step ... 3M has so far been co-operative voluntarily offering to conduct investigation to better understand the extent and legacy of PFAS contamination." PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of 15,000 highly toxic, synthetic chemicals used for their resistance to heat, stains and grease. They have been dubbed "forever chemicals" because they break down extremely slowly. Emerging evidence has linked some PFAS substances to cancer, leading to tighter regulation of the substances, particularly in drinking water. The quarry, in the state's central west, was historically used by 3M to test PFAS-containing firefighting foam. The authority said while "the scale of the onsite contamination is significant", there is limited human exposure because of the remoteness of the site. However, it found some of the chemicals eight kilometres downstream in the Capertee River within a national park. They were considered to be above the national drinking guidelines. A sign has been erected warning park users to not drink river water. But recreational use including swimming remains safe, the authority said. Under the clean-up notice, 3M Australia has 60 days to submit a detailed plan to manage PFAS pollution. The company has been contacted for a comment. The chemical conglomerate behind Post-it notes and Scotch-Brite has been handed a yellow card over "significant contamination" from historic toxic chemicals found in a quarry it leased. PFAS soil, sediment, groundwater and surface water have been found across a 100-hectare area of the inactive Brogans Creek lime quarry northwest of the Blue Mountains, the NSW Environment Protection Authority says. The authority has for the first time issued a clean-up notice and took regulatory action against 3M and its local Australian arm. "This is a significant moment for the EPA and one that represents an important milestone in our efforts to address legacy environmental harm," Operations Director David Gathercole said. "Though this is only the first step ... 3M has so far been co-operative voluntarily offering to conduct investigation to better understand the extent and legacy of PFAS contamination." PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of 15,000 highly toxic, synthetic chemicals used for their resistance to heat, stains and grease. They have been dubbed "forever chemicals" because they break down extremely slowly. Emerging evidence has linked some PFAS substances to cancer, leading to tighter regulation of the substances, particularly in drinking water. The quarry, in the state's central west, was historically used by 3M to test PFAS-containing firefighting foam. The authority said while "the scale of the onsite contamination is significant", there is limited human exposure because of the remoteness of the site. However, it found some of the chemicals eight kilometres downstream in the Capertee River within a national park. They were considered to be above the national drinking guidelines. A sign has been erected warning park users to not drink river water. But recreational use including swimming remains safe, the authority said. Under the clean-up notice, 3M Australia has 60 days to submit a detailed plan to manage PFAS pollution. The company has been contacted for a comment. The chemical conglomerate behind Post-it notes and Scotch-Brite has been handed a yellow card over "significant contamination" from historic toxic chemicals found in a quarry it leased. PFAS soil, sediment, groundwater and surface water have been found across a 100-hectare area of the inactive Brogans Creek lime quarry northwest of the Blue Mountains, the NSW Environment Protection Authority says. The authority has for the first time issued a clean-up notice and took regulatory action against 3M and its local Australian arm. "This is a significant moment for the EPA and one that represents an important milestone in our efforts to address legacy environmental harm," Operations Director David Gathercole said. "Though this is only the first step ... 3M has so far been co-operative voluntarily offering to conduct investigation to better understand the extent and legacy of PFAS contamination." PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of 15,000 highly toxic, synthetic chemicals used for their resistance to heat, stains and grease. They have been dubbed "forever chemicals" because they break down extremely slowly. Emerging evidence has linked some PFAS substances to cancer, leading to tighter regulation of the substances, particularly in drinking water. The quarry, in the state's central west, was historically used by 3M to test PFAS-containing firefighting foam. The authority said while "the scale of the onsite contamination is significant", there is limited human exposure because of the remoteness of the site. However, it found some of the chemicals eight kilometres downstream in the Capertee River within a national park. They were considered to be above the national drinking guidelines. A sign has been erected warning park users to not drink river water. But recreational use including swimming remains safe, the authority said. Under the clean-up notice, 3M Australia has 60 days to submit a detailed plan to manage PFAS pollution. The company has been contacted for a comment.
Buzz Feed
16-05-2025
- General
- Buzz Feed
30 Walmart Cleaning Items That Work Fast And Work Well
A bottle of The Pink Stuff's Miracle multipurpose cleaner because if you're familiar with The Pink Stuff's cleaning paste, then you KNOW how great this brand's stuff is at making your house sparkle. (And doin' it fast.) Promising review: "If I could give this stuff 10 stars, I would. Hands-down, The Pink Stuff is the best cleaner ever. I started getting it before it came to the US, and was so excited to see Walmart carrying it. I got rid of all my other cleaners except this stuff, and it's awesome. Every last one of these cleaners is great. If you get the brush, they have to go with the cleaner; you won't ever have to scrub anything again. If you haven't tried it, you don't know what you're missing." —ZuraGailPrice: $4.86 A Scrubbing Bubbles toilet cleaning stamp I've used for literal years because I like my cleaning efforts to last until the next hyper-fixation cleaning phase. These things seriously ~stick around~ and help keep your bowl clean for so long. Clean once, stamp once, and forget about it for a good month or so. (Sometimes I'm wild and stamp twice because it's fun, OK?) Promising reviews: "These work!! Toilet stays cleaner longer. When the gel disappears, I do a quick scrub and press on a new gel stamp. Easy! Years ago, I used the type of product you hang or drop into the tank. Those softened the rubber flapper, causing water loss. These go into the toilet bowl instead of the tank, so there isn't any damage to the flapper seal." —sewcountry"I love that I can put one pod at the water line, and that's it for one week. It keeps my bowl clean and smelling fresh for a week and saves me the extra work of cleaning the bowl several times during the week." —PhillipPrice: $13.87 A Scotch-Brite shower and tub scrubber with an extendable handle if the biggest barrier to finally giving your tub a good rub-a-dub-dub is those pesky corners and hard-to-reach spots. This will have your shower shining and your back breathing a big sigh of relief in no time. Promising review: "Good extension handle. The head of the scrubber can get into corners well, and it rinses out well. I like that I can tie a microfiber cloth to it to pick up the soap and dirt. Great to work with." —LizPrice: $10.25 A compact Yamazaki Home bathroom organizer to stash your toilet paper, brush, and any other miscellany you'd rather keep out of sight and mind. It's designed to be able to turn and face the wall and totally conceal your stuff, so no need to constantly be tidying up because you can simply ~twirl it away~ and it's stored safely and neatly. Price: $60 (available in white and black) A 2-in-1 vacuum and mop robot cleaner that you can control with the click of a phone app to ensure your floors get sparkly clean while you anything else. Promising review: "It is so cute running around the house, scaring the cats and causing the dog to bark! After cleaning your floors, they will immediately start collecting dust and hair! You can run this in the morning while you drink your coffee and catch up on yourself. KEEPS YOUR FLOORS NICE in between serious cleanings!" —NoraHPrice: $101.98 (originally $359.99) A cooktop cleaner kit if your stove is a little crusty from all that cooking you've been doing. This works for all types of stovetops, no matter if you have gas, induction, or electric, so get to scrubbing and wow yourself with how quickly your kitchen goes from "meh" to "ah." This kit includes cleaning cream, a scrubbing pad, and a scraper, so you've got everything you need to wipe this task off your to-do list. Promising review: "I was mad about having to get the whole kit when all I wanted was the scrubber, but I love the scrubber as much as I thought I would and will buy refills of the red scrubber pads for the handle. I had previously used a 4-inch glass scraper, which got almost everything, and this scrubber got the rest really fast and easy." —JenniferPrice: $7.36 A bleach-free, no-scrub weekly shower spray so you can kiss mildew and that weird stain beneath your shampoo bottles goodbye with a spray-it-and-leave-it ease that will have you wishing you could spray your whole house with this stuff. This TikTok of the Wet and Forget shower cleaner will make you see why it's one of the easiest ways to clean your review: "This is the best and easiest solution I have found to cleaning my shower. Just spray it on when you finish showering, leave it until the next day, and rinse it before you shower. I especially like the way it cleans the residue off the glass doors. It has a light vanilla scent. Perfect." —SusanPrice: $19.98 A foaming garbage disposal cleaner that's a total drop-and-go situation and will clean your disposal blades, sidewalls, and beneath the splashguard, ensuring your kitchen smells ~amazing~ with seriously minimal effort. Wanna see how it works? Check out the Glisten garbage disposer foaming cleaner TikTok here!Promising review: "I love the clean, fresh, citrusy scent of my sink after using one of these packets. I use one every Saturday to keep my sink clean and fresh all week. It has a great foam to it that will definitely bring up any gunk you might have. Easy to use, takes like 20 seconds." —DonnaPrice: $3.79 for a four-pack A set of Mr. Clean Magic Erasers because some messes need the big guns, and for that, we call Mr. Clean. (That man must work out almost as much as these sponges do after my kid has finished an arts and crafts day at the kitchen table.) Promising review: "These are the best cleaning product I ever purchased! I couldn't believe how clean everything was after I used them. I have arthritis in my hands so cleaning and scrubbing isn't as easy as it once was, just a gentle swipe and grime and dirt are gone, that simple. Definitely try them." —AJPrice: $8.94 for a seven-pack A bottle of Dawn Powerwash for anyone who loves the ~idea~ of "just let it soak" but in practice just wants to get those dirty dishes out of their sink ASAP. This spray is just as easy as soaking, but twice as fast. I use this all the time and would like to note that it also smells nice (lemon-scented!), which is NOT always the case with high-powered soaps! Promising review: "Dawn Platinum Powerwash is a total game-changer in the kitchen. I wasn't sure what to expect from a spray-on dish soap, but now I can't imagine going back to regular liquid soap. The spray nozzle gives perfect coverage, and it instantly starts cutting through grease and stuck-on food — no soaking required. It's incredibly convenient for quick cleanups and works great on everything from pots and pans to delicate glassware. I love that you just spray, wipe, and rinse. Plus, it smells fresh and clean without being overpowering. A little goes a long way, and it makes the whole dishwashing process faster and easier. This is one of those products that actually lives up to the hype. Highly recommend for anyone who's tired of scrubbing or just wants to save time in the kitchen!" —TedPrice: $4.94 An O-Cedar spin mop and bucket I can personally attest has made mopping 99% less terrible. My least fave part was wringing out the mop head because even with the "easy wring" ones, I STILL HAD TO TOUCH THE GROSS ICK WATER. No more with this thing. It's easily the best cleaning money I spent last year. Promising review: "This mop is incredible for floors and walls, I love the clean water option, and the mop head is very easy to throw in the washing machine. I had a little bit of an issue with the handle staying 'locked' open, but I redid the locks, and it works great now! I have vinyl plank flooring, and love how well it cleans." —BaileyPrice: $49.96 A chainmail scrubber and pan scraper any cast iron enthusiast will tell you is the bee's knees for taking care of your skillet or pot without losing your hard-won seasoning. Move over, knights of the Round Table: We need the chainmail to make our cast-iron casserole dishes and other gunky food containers ✨sparkle. ✨ Promising review: "The brush and scraper are necessary to clean cast iron. This are really durable and a great price." —MargaretPrice: $19.99+ (available in two sizes and with accessories) A fast-acting all-purpose car upholstery cleaner because if you're like me and your car is your home away from home during the summer, you want it to be in tip-top shape, too. BUT it can also be used on carpet and upholstery in your home, so basically it's a wonder bottle and deserves a permanent spot in your cleaning lineup. Promising review: "I use this power foam all the time to remove stains and odors from my vehicles carpets. Having a toddler that makes big spills and messes is easier with this product. I recommend." —LayciPrice: $5.97 An odor-eliminating spray for those spots from kids or pets or snack-dropping friends that just smell wonky. I don't need my cute candle smells to clash with "eau de Cheez-it," thanks. Promising review: "This stuff is the BEST!! It works great on stains as well as odors. I have a cat who has some physical problems and sometimes can't get to the litter box. This was leaving stains on my carpet. This is the first and only product that got the stains and smell out! It has a nice fresh clean scent." —VLPrice: $17.94 A four-piece Swiffer dusting kit so that even if you're not 10-feet tall, you can still clean those dusty corners, fan blades, and furniture tops with a quick swippity-swipe. Promising review: "I have one of these in most rooms. Great for a quick sweep of cobwebs or dust. Reaches a 12-foot ceiling for me. Gets the top side of ceiling fans easily." —GhostwheelPrice: $14.44 A pack of stainless steel wipes because streaky fridges and handprint-decorated microwaves are not very demure, and this will get you and your cooking space back to being cutesy in no time. Promising review: "My stainless-steel dishwasher always gets drips and fingerprints that are difficult to remove with other cleaners. These wipes are great! I go over the microwave, stove front, and fridge as well, so simple! No streaks, no funky smell either." —JoAnnePrice: $4.68 A set of Swedish dishcloths that will make paper towels shake in their boots. These are reusable, absorbent, and machine washable, which is going to help you save money (Why are paper towels SO EXPENSIVE?) and the environment. We love to see it. Promising review: "Best product bought in 2024." —BrendaPrice: $4.99+ for a pack of six (originally $19.99; available in seven colors) A Little Green upholstery cleaner reviewers swear by for furniture, carpets, car seats and carseats (iykyk), rugs, and anything else upholstered that has been through any rough oopsies and spills. Promising review: "This little machine does the job. We recently had a very sick pet have a large, dark, loose stool on some light tan carpet. I really thought that would be it for the rug. The cleaning power of this machine left the carpet stain and odor-free. Granted, it took a little elbow grease and persistence, but the outcome was beyond my expectations. I would definitely recommend this machine for its performance, but also for its great price point." —LauraPrice: $87.94 A rubber squeegee brush to scrape up your four-legged bestie's shedding needed if your pet has the dreaded summer coat blowout that makes your house resemble a fur factory more than a home. The handle extends up to 60 inches to make sure you can get all of the hair in one cleaning go. Even though it's ideal to use on carpets, it can also be used on any floor type. Not to mention, the other end works as a squeegee to take care of any liquid spills! Promising review: "Wow! I was a little skeptical on the dog hair and couldn't believe how well this worked. Once you get the right angle it pulls up anything and the dust that is trapped. The carpet looks brand-new. 🤩" —ChristinePrice: $10.59 A fume-free oven cleaner spray, because who has the time and energy to scrub for days when you can just spritz and wipe your burned cheese pizza remnants away? Not you! Promising review: "I wish I had taken before and after pictures, but definitely a miracle worker. Depending on how bad it is, you will definitely need to use some elbow grease, but the job will get done." —AnonymousPrice: $4.28 A pack of six pumice stone bars (with handles!) to make your toilets look brand-new! These bars remove stains caused by calcium buildup, limescale, and hard water rings in a jiff. Plus, they're chemical free and odorless, so no icky, strong-smelling chemicals will ruin your cleaning spree vibes. Promising review: "Really like the handles on each pumice stick." —DonaldPrice: $11.99 A fast-acting ChomChom pet hair remover roller for your car, your home, and your own person if your furry friend tries to leave little fuzzy gifts literally everywhere. This reusable roller will keep your household from coughing up hairballs, and it does it without snagging on fabric. Price: $14.98 A pack of cleaning K-Cups you might need if you've never deep-cleaned your Keurig. You only have to use one cleaning pod every three months, and you will get a non-toxic, biodegradable, and quick clean on your Keurig. You'll be surprised to see how much dirt has been lingering in your coffee maker. Price: $17.95 for a 12-pack A bottle of Folex Instant Carpet Stain Remover, a water-based cleaning spray that will instantly attack all types of stains from your carpets. Even that super old stain that has made itself at home in your carpets doesn't stand a chance against this stain-removing miracle. Seeing is believing: Watch this TikTok to watch this miracle worker in action!Promising review: "After seeing someone on YouTube use it to remove an old, stubborn stain, I thought I'd give it a try. Not expecting much, I was in absolute shock that this product and a ShamWow got all my sofa piping sparkling white again. With very little effort, it removed YEARS of built-up dirt. I'm all smiles every time I pass the sofa and see that gleaming white piping smiling back at me." —DawnPrice: $12 A pack of two Clorox drain snakes if you're disgusted with the water building up in your tub when you shower. Don't be surprised if you pull out a whole wig's worth of hair from your drain. Plus, it's much quicker and cheaper than calling a plumber! Promising review: "Wow! Most impressive. The design is much better than their competitor because of all the extra grabber prongs. It's flexible and flat…I didn't even have to remove the stopper! Instantly grabbed onto/removed hair that had surprisingly built up. Would have bought this years ago with these kinds of fast-acting results in a few seconds." —NPPrice: $3.98 A grout cleaner used by professionals — it comes with a brush you can attach to any standard broom pole. It swiftly lifts grime from grout lines, making it easier for you to brush it away. Now you can deep clean your floors without the pain of scrubbing on your hands and knees. Promising review: "I have searched and tried a plethora of cleaners and equipment/machines that claim they will clean tile and grout. Several thousand dollars and time later, I've finally found it! Grout-eez does exactly what it says, albeit you have to add the elbow grease, although it works. Try it, you won't be disappointed." —RegulatorRuthPrice: $21.95 A three-pack of scratch-free, odor-resistant Scrub Daddy sponges that are absolutely worth the hype. They have spots for quick, easy utensil cleaning and are (my fave hack) dishwasher safe, so you can just chuck it in with the dishes when you're done using it to have it feel brand new! I use these on my counters to give them a good scrub, especially after dealing with raw meat. Promising review: "Our family uses these daily. The different colors make them fun for kids. The durability is next level. They survive just about any type of usage. I use them in the kitchen, bathroom, and even on sensitive surfaces! They withstand what I use them for, yet aren't too harsh or abrasive for softer surfaces. Perfect addition to your daily cleaning products." —AmberPrice: $9.98 A tub of cleaning gel you'll have to tell your kids is not slime, but it kinda *is* for adults, and it will help clean out dusty air vents and crumby grooves in your car, your keyboard, or even your TV remotes. Promising review: "Interesting stuff. Picks up dust from hard-to-reach places. Recommended by a friend." —JohnPrice: $11.99 for a pack of three A Shark steam mop that'll make cooking splatters, water stains, and muddy prints on your floor disappear like magic.✨🪄 Promising review: "This steam mop is a game changer! With two dogs in the house, my floor gets very dirty. The steam makes cleaning my floors so easy. I love that you only need to use water. I don't have to worry about buying any additives." —mariaPrice: $49.98 (originally $69.99) And finally, some Windex Fast Shine foam cleaner if your mirrors, windows, and glass surfaces are looking a little less shiny and a little more foggy. Swipe away your woes in record time with this new Windex formula that promises to have you back to crystal-clear birdwatching in no time! Promising review: "The new foam Windex is fantastic! Spray it on your mirrors or windows and it stays put so you aren't hurrying to clean the drips that immediately start running down from the liquid Windex! Plus this new foam Windex does not leave streak marks and wipes off very easy!! I highly recommend this product!" —anonymousPrice: $3.48
Yahoo
05-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
10 Things To Buy From Dollar Tree After Getting Your Tax Refund
You got the extra cash from your tax refund, and it's a few thousand short of taking that Caribbean vacation you've been planning. So what's next? If you're like most Americans, you'll spend this extra money on bills or groceries or drop it into your savings. Be Aware: Learn More: One place you can save money and stretch even the smallest refund into a mini splurge is at your local Dollar Tree. Pick up these must-haves that won't hurt your wallet, and grab a few of their best new items while you're at it. Treat yourself to chocolate from the Landmark Confections brand. Favorites include the peanut butter cups, pecan caramel clusters and double-dipped chocolate-covered peanuts. At this price, you can't go wrong. Trending Now: Find Out: Celebrate the upcoming graduate in your family with all the party décor you could want at affordable prices. Try This: Feeling crafty? These rolls come in prints like geometric, plaid and many more colors and designs. Perfect for the car or home, these mini storage solutions come in gray, blue or black and are perfect for everything from cosmetics to, well, gathering itemized receipts for next year's taxes — too soon? Stocking up on basics with your refund means you won't run out of the things you use every day, like this super deal on Crest 3D White toothpaste, which runs $4 to $6 at big-box retailers like Target and Walmart. See More: While laundry detergent can be cheaper in bigger packages, having a small bottle (these measure at 10 ounces) to grab for a quick trip to the laundromat or while doing a load with your own washer and dryer set is not a bad idea. Breakfast on the go, please, with a hint of nostalgia. These come in strawberry flavor with eight bars packed into every box. Reusable cloths and microfiber towels are always a good buy, and Dollar Tree even carries Scotch-Brite brand scrubbing pads, if you're ready to tackle the inside of your oven. For You: You can shop for a wide variety of shapes and styles in glass vases without exhausting the entirety of your refund. Buying multiples allows you to keep making stunning table arrangements and centerpieces to celebrate every milestone. Spend time outdoors as the weather warms up by getting a whole bunch of new planters, pots, super cute ladies' gardening gloves and even grow kits to sprout herbs and veggies. Some stores sell seeds as well. No matter how big or small your refund is, there's something fun or useful waiting at Dollar Tree. And whatever you don't spend, make sure to drop into your vacation savings account Heather Taylor contributed to the reporting for this article. Editor's note: Prices and availability are accurate as of April 2, 2025, and are subject to change. More From GOBankingRates 10 Best Spring Items To Buy at Costco Before They Sell Out 4 Things You Should Do if You Want To Retire Early 7 Tax Loopholes the Rich Use To Pay Less and Build More Wealth How Much Money Is Needed To Be Considered Middle Class in Every State? This article originally appeared on 10 Things To Buy From Dollar Tree After Getting Your Tax Refund
Reuters
07-02-2025
- Business
- Reuters
3M India posts smaller third-quarter profit as inflation pressures margins
Feb 6 (Reuters) - Diversified products maker 3M India ( opens new tab reported a 16% fall in its third-quarter profit on Friday, as inflationary pressures pushed costs higher, hurting margins. The company, whose products range from "Post-it" notes to power tools, said its profit after tax fell to 1.14 billion rupees ($13.05 million) for the quarter ended December 31, compared to 1.35 billion rupees a year ago. India's consumer goods makers have grappled with high inflation, which spiked to 6.21% in October and remained above 5% through December, driving up the cost of key raw materials. 3M reported a 23% increase in the cost of raw materials and a 13% rise in total expenses for the quarter. The company's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) margins contracted by 12% compared to the previous year, negatively impacting its profitability. However, the Scotch-Brite scrub maker has continuously raised prices across its product range in recent quarters to counter inflationary pressures, which helped revenue to grow. It's transportation and electronics segment, which includes automotive parts, lighting solutions, and wires and cables, posted a 10% increase in revenue, driving the company's total revenue up 8% to 10.9 billion rupees. 3M India, the Indian arm of the U.S.-based industrial conglomerate 3M (MMM.N), opens new tab, said its revenue from safety and industrial segment, with products like face shields and construction hats, posted a 1.4% revenue fall. Shares of the company fell 2% after posting results.
