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Business as you know is not about profitability, it has a gone beyond it as DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance). The pandemic had changed the way the world used to look at things, there is a disruption in everything. From working from home to telehealth and online shopping, everything has changed faster and quicker than expected. The fact is that there is a disruption everywhere and as a brand, you need to approach it intelligently. Sustainability is one such thing that brands should look at to operate competitively. Here is how the market dynamics are changing and what you need to do. In the era of loyalty disruption: Studies suggest that 90 percent of consumers changed their brands and they say that they are likely to stick to the brands they have newly found. The first thing that attracts them to these new brands is that customers are being served in new ways. Millennials and Gen Z are the groups that are quite proactive in choosing b...

  There’s been a lot of talk lately about lead-free ammunition and frangible projectiles. Lead-free ammunition is, quite simply, ammunition that does not contain any lead. This can be accomplished in a number of ways, but the most common is to use copper instead of lead for the bullet’s core. Frangible projectiles are bullets that are designed to break apart on impact. They are made with a variety of materials, including bronze, brass, and copper. What are frangible projectiles? Frangible projectiles are those that are designed to break up on impact, rather than penetrate through an object. They are typically made from materials such as copper or brass and have a very high velocity; this makes them ideal for use in areas where there is a risk of ricochet or over-penetration. frangible projectiles are projectiles that are made of a material that can be easily broken by an impact. These projectiles are much less likely to cause injury or death than traditional projectiles. ...

As a defense contractor, you know that the armed forces need new types of bullets that can penetrate armor, but with less risk to the shooter and less danger to others if they miss their target and shoot something else instead. The answer is frangible bullets made out of thermoplastic composite material. They’re safer, cheaper to manufacture, and lighter. Let’s take a look at why these materials are best for frangible bullets and other frangible ammunition. ? What are frangible bullets? A frangible bullets are type of ammunition that is designed to break apart into small pieces when shot into hard surfaces such as steel or concrete. Frangible bullets are used for training and law enforcement, for the military, and indoor shooting ranges.   Frangible bullets are not used in hunting because they don’t travel a long distance through the air and they don’t have enough momentum to kill the game. frangible bullets are also not suitable for self-defense because they are unlikel...