Asia Funeral Expo & NFDA Conference MAY 13-15, 2009 HONG KONG

Events - Asia Funeral Expo & NFDA Conference MAY 13-15, 2009 HONG KONG

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Event date: 13 - 5 - 2009

Company: Lunen Handicraft Limited

We will attend Asia Funeral Expo & NFDA Conference May13-15, 2009 HONG KONG.Our booth NO. is C33.(Online: www.asiafuneralexpo.com ). I believe our products will be the biggest sight in this conference,and there will have more and more people from lots of nations pay attention to these Eco products

We specialize in wicker willow coffins,bamboo coffins,seagrass coffins,cornskin coffins casket support the weight attains 300 KG, all of them are environmental protection.We have about ten kinds of different styles, our coffins are protected by a Patent of the China republic.

The wicker willow,seagrass ,bamboo and cornskin can be easily biodegradable,and friendly with environment.As more and more families and communities look for eco-friendly solutions to everything in life, we provide fitting tributes to those choosing to honor their environmentally conscious lifestyle at the time of their death.

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PETERSBURG, W.Va - The West Virginia Board of Funeral Service Examiners held a hearing Wednesday in Charleston to determine if a Petersburg funeral home violated state code.
The complaint alleges that Basagic Funeral Home embalmed a body without permission in April.
An administrative law judge will now review the case that was outlined to the board during a disciplinary hearing in a Kanawha County Commission courtroom, and most likely make a ruling sometime in June, said Constance Sloan, the executive director of the state board.
The case started on March 31 when the Grant County Medical Examiner requested that the funeral home remove the body of Joey McDonald for $50, pursuant to state code, according to the complaint.