Rhoda Miel is a reporter for Plastics News, specializing in covering the plastics industry. With a focus on industry trends, innovations, and challenges, Rhoda's articles provide valuable insights into the world of plastics manufacturing, recycling, and sustainability.
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Rhoda Miel's articles predominantly focus on the manufacturing industry, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. Her coverage also includes themes related to sales & marketing.
If you are looking to pitch Rhoda, consider providing insights or data relating to advancements or developments in the manufacturing industry. Press releases and private sector announcements seem to be particularly effective for engagement based on her previous work.
It is important to note that Rhoda has covered a wide range of topics within the manufacturing theme, including roofing, investments, water service lines, machinery acquisitions and composites among others. Therefore, when pitching her it would be beneficial to highlight how your content aligns with these specific areas of interest.
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