CEMA reports booked orders for February decreased 2.9% over 2012 orders
Shipments increased 6.9% when compared to February 2012.
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February booked orders were unchanged for bulk handling equipment and up 23.7% for unit handling equipment when compared to January.
CEMA’s February 2013 billed sales (shipments) increased by 6.9% when compared to February 2012 sales. February 2013 billed sales were up 4.6% when compared to January 2013 billed sales.
February billed sales were up 3.7% for bulk handling equipment and up 5.8% for unit handling equipment when compared to January.
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