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Modern claypots for cooking

A staff member of the Industrial Technology Institute (ITI) prepares one more pot from a new technology called red clay-based cookware which reduces energy use. Inset shows the finished products. Pix by Athula Devapriya (Bigger feature on this innovation next week).

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