for more information about stanelco click on the links.

driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm

bprg peaked in march 2004 after floating in may 2003. would you like me to post a graph? tell me again that it was weeks?
pm1's reference was about hind because everybody knew about hind but no-one knew who the chairman of bprg actually was. i just made the same mistake.
so early next year bprg will start making profits?!!! tell me again where the massive profits are you speak of.
you got me on 1 and that's only because i don't give a shit about bprg. but i intensely dislike hypocrytes . maybe someone of your stature should dyor before you lie and ramp.

From ADVFN

September 27, 2005 12:01 AM US Eastern Timezone

Stanelco Debuts PulsLine(R) Solution for Tamper-Evident, Anti-Counterfeit Security Labeling

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 27, 2005--Stanelco PLC (LSE:SEO) introduces PulsLine(R), the latest intelligent, anti-counterfeit label on the market. Designed to protect against fraud and product tampering, PulsLine is currently available in the United States and United Kingdom, and is used to safeguard products in the food, information technology, airline, pharmaceutical and automotive industries as well as many others.


When applied to form a seal, PulsLine provides evidence of tampering which can be detected both visually and electronically, vastly increasing the safety and integrity of a secured product.

Following ten years of research and development by the experts at Aquasol, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stanelco, PulsLine is the first labeling system of its kind to use a unique patented multi-layer laminate construction. The applications are almost endless and offer protection and security in all retail environments.

Utilizing a security thread derived from the bank note industry, PulsLine identifies products as genuine. For enhanced security, PulsLine is designed to incorporate un-copyable bio-codes, DNA, radio frequency identification tags and holograms. Additionally, the thread can be micro-printed with a company name or logo, which can be revealed by removal of a unique tab pull. Additionally, the security thread has a tactile feel so those who are visually impaired can verify the authenticity of their purchased products.

"It took several years of research and testing, but now we are ready to launch PulsLine," said David Edwards, product development director, Aquasol. "The development of the PulsLine took years because the adhesive had to be strong. Now PulsLine is the latest anti-counterfeit, anti-tampering security label available."

In the past, counterfeiters have cut under product security seals in a manner not visually apparent, tampered with the products, then resealed them with the intent of returning the product to a retailer. With PulsLine, a retailer can scan the seal and it will stop where the knife cut the seal, exposing the fraud.

Designed to carry advanced anti-counterfeiting features, PulsLine can be continually updated to ensure that companies stay at least one step ahead of counterfeiters.

About Stanelco PLC

The Stanelco Group of companies (the Group) has brought together expertise in radio frequency (RF) technology, RF applications and biodegradable material sciences to create a revolutionary range of packaging technologies.

Stanelco's philosophy is that new products and processes must offer solutions and applications which:

-- give higher added value,

-- are greener, more environmentally sustainable than those they replace,

-- and have protectable intellectual property rights.

Stanelco was founded in 1953 and is a world leader in the development of radio frequency technologies for processing polymers for edible and packaging applications and the design and manufacture of optical fiber technology, induction heating and dielectric welding equipment. Stanelco's Current developments include GREENSEAL food tray lidding technology, STARPOL (starch / pva blended material), FrogPack high impact low cost packaging format, CradleWrap range of biodegradable air cushion packaging, soluble tape, 100% water-soluble films and adhesives, Biodegradable Airbag (void fill) packaging, water-soluble detergent capsules, edible sachets and waste packing. More information can be found at http://www.Stanelco.co.uk or http://www.FrogPack.com.

About Aquasol Limited

Aquasol is an intellectual or knowledge-based company. Innovation and the creation of intellectual property (IP) are the driving forces behind the success of the company. We offer integrated consulting, R&D, and pre-production sample making services in the packaging field. The company has a proven track record of successful development projects in the packaging field for blue chip companies, particularly in the field of water-soluble packaging and materials, including polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH) and thermoplastically processable starch. In order to remain an independent R&D provider, Aquasol has declined to enter into the manufacturing, marketing or distribution sectors. As a result, our clients can be assured of an independent opinion at all times.

http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20050926006101&newsLang=en

stateside

Does anyone else reckon that SEO are about to make an announcement. I know a number of us have been wrong footed on that before, but try contacting them and you'll see what I am getting at.

bosley

Check the link!

http://fmcmagenta.com/

ps It was not Hind he mentioned, it was the dead ex chairman.

and?

How do you mean, Sharesure? Is it a load of vague responses and "I can't discuss that", or are they telling you something positive?
I get the feeling that something must be happening accross the pond, as old RNS are churned out over there, but that may simply mean they are trying to attract US investors.
Alan

Alan, SEO have always been very ready to talk/return calls until the last couple of days; now they all seem to be in a 'meeting' on a continuous basis. Maybe I'm too curious but it's what I would do if I didn't wish to be quizzed/quoted etc. Apart from which, they cannot like seeing the sp drift back even if they have no need of raising any cash.

Perhaps they have a list of people they don't want to speak to and get the sec to fob them off when they call!! lol

Or trying to attract US customers .... i.e. marketing ....

As Stanelco are trying to push the companies products in USA/Canada via the Orlando office, it could simply be that ....

I am sticking to it being a build up to the Wal-Mart presentation on packaging sustainability unless I hear different from HQ, as I see no reason to re-announce products and agreements via business wire months after the fact, as if this news is new, whereas it is old news.

Cheers,
PM

Snip re post#10077 again. Take a look at GFM's left hand sp graph and see if you see any past shape similarities to SEO's; then tell me with confidence that you could easily have predicted the sudden reversal in the slide that was underway at GFM in July and that the sp would now be where it is. Now look at SEO's sp graph and ponder if it isn't having its 'July' but just that much later in the year?

Its falling because it's vastly overvalued, profits are but a distant dream i'm afraid and the market is simply correcting the spike caused by rampers and overuse of the rns system.

My 2p target remains intact.

ps Paul, hurting over yoo I bet:-)

Sham - I am pretty sure Paul got out of Yoo when it hit 10p - cos he said he was going to re invest it in SEO - I know I followed his advice and bought at 4p and sold at 11p.

Baza

Baza Hi,

I see the sham still cannot shut the f' up about me, even though I never mention the prat .... loser comes to mind again ....


773309 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 09/09/2005 16:16 0.11250 25000 1.0000 2812.50
773306 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 09/09/2005 16:15 0.11250 75000 1.0000 8437.50
773180 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 09/09/2005 14:50 0.11770 18815 1.0000 2214.53
773165 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 09/09/2005 14:47 0.11770 34128 1.0000 4016.87
769535 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 05/09/2005 13:58 0.10000 30872 1.0000 3087.20
767869 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 01/09/2005 15:41 0.09250 15000 1.0000 1387.50
767859 Sell YOO.L LSE YOOMEDIA ORD 1P GBP 01/09/2005 15:34 0.09250 15000 1.0000 1387.50

Enough YOO sells at 9.25p, 10p, 11.77p, and 11.25p to keep the prat happy ????

Cheers,
PM

-it's a 'pratt' Paul.

8 sites from the same group have this article ....


Intelligent label protects foods against counterfeiting and tampering

9/27/2005 - A new intelligent label is designed to protect foods against counterfeiting and tampering, a growing problem for high value products.

UK-based Stanelco today said its PulsLine label provides evidence of tampering which can be detected both visually and electronically, increasing the safety and integrity of a secured product.

Counterfeiting and tampering can undermine consumers trust in the quality and safety of a branded food product, leading to a loss in market share.

Off-the-shelf scanners, printers and software are of such high quality that even novice fraudsters can use them to create labels and packaging for counterfeit branded foods.

According to a report by Canada-based Gieschen Consultancy about $8.5m of counterfeited food and alcohol products were seized by law enforcement agencies worldwide during the first half of this year.

Stanelco claims PulsLine is the first labeling system of its kind to use a special multi-layer laminate construction, which the company has patented. The system uses a security thread similar to the one used for bank notes.

PulsLine identifies products as genuine. For enhanced security, PulsLine is designed to incorporate un-copyable bio-codes, DNA, radio frequency identification tags and holograms.

The thread can also be micro-printed with a company name or logo, which can be revealed by removal of a tab pull. The security thread can be felt by hand.

"In the past, counterfeiters have cut under product security seals in a manner not visually apparent, tampered with the products, then resealed them with the intent of returning the product to a retailer," Stanelco stated. "With PulsLine, a retailer can scan the seal and it will stop where the knife cut the seal, exposing the fraud."

Gieschen Consultancy estimates that seven percent of the world trade is in counterfeit goods worth $350bn, dominated by fake financial instruments. The industries affected also include manufacturers of software, automobile and aircraft parts, pharmaceuticals and consumer goods such as foodstuffs, beverages, tobacco, clothing and personal care products.

Stanelco is a UK packaging company that develops radio frequency (RF) technology, applications and biodegradable materials for food packaging.

The company markets a method to seal plastic food-tray packages using radio frequency technology, called Greenseal. The company claims the technology provides a cheaper and more efficient method heat sealing trays for an industry focused on cost cutting and food safety.

http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/

http://www.goldsec.com/

Stringy Hi,

It's not in the dictionary either way :))))

Cheers,
PM

DOPIP Counterfeit Monitor - September2005 Updated 26/09/2005
Quantity of Seizures	Value of Seizures (USD)	Incidents #	Counterfeit Items (Sales)	Losses Due to Counterfeiting (USD)
10,335,790	$81,192,532	216	77,010,449	$25,532,300
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Types of Counterfeits		Incidents #	Seizures (USD)	Counterfeit Losses (USD)
Cigarettes & Tobacco Products		4	$229,000	$10,000,000
Clothing & Accessories		15	$21,363,000
Computer Equipment & Supplies		1	$40,000
Drugs & Medical		9	$9,111,500
Electronic Equipment & Supplies		5	$3,700
Entertainment & Software		48	$6,594,800	$329,000
Financial Instruments		78	$6,643,292	$671,500
Food & Alcohol		5	$571,000
Identification		17	$143,840	$14,280,000
Industrial Goods & Supplies		8	$35,212,600
Jewelry & Watches		2
Other Documents & Packaging		17	$790,800	$4,800
Other Goods		1
Perfume & Cosmetics		3	$46,000	$247,000
Toys		3	$250,000
Help fight counterfeiting by joining the DOPIP Counterfeit Monitoring program through sharing or reporting counterfeit enforcement activity (for investigators and reporters only), request more information on the various programs and benefits.  List of entities alleged to be involved in counterfeit activity (manufacturing, possession, use, sale and/or distribution).

Reporting Period: 01/10/04  to 12/09/2005

Incident reports available at a cost of $95 USD each.

Counterfeit Classification  # Incidents   Seizure Quantity   Seizure Value (USD)   Items Sold   Value Items Sold  Cigarettes & Tobacco Products                   58         1,249,126,463  $                 106,937,900   1,090,000,000  $          121,200,000 Clothing & Accessories                 243               12,232,042  $                 268,042,700                 81,332  $              7,561,323 Computer Equip. & Supplies                   23                 1,194,590  $                    16,550,500               280,000  $              4,180,000 Drugs & Medical                 103                 7,018,645  $                    36,699,300         15,300,525  $          337,013,875 Electronic Equip. & Supplies                   46                    630,413  $                    32,811,900           1,000,000  $            20,300,000 Entertainment & Software                 647               19,190,773  $                 420,584,875       184,542,665  $      1,719,583,632 Financial Instruments              1,377                 2,354,268  $      4,127,490,138,787               613,294  $          140,590,215 Food & Alcohol                   63                    449,934  $                      1,611,530                 51,000  $              7,937,400 Identification                 522                       27,540  $                    86,622,500                 25,780  $            22,117,471 Industrial Goods & Supplies                   55                    971,249  $                    19,465,000                 11,402  $                  450,100 Jewelry & Watches                   25                 1,449,302  $                      7,374,306           1,076,010  $              6,866,000 Other Documents & Packaging                 321                 7,007,697  $                    83,989,025           3,911,792  $            50,958,845 Other Goods                   43               10,075,900  $                      4,312,600                       100  $          122,386,000 Perfume & Cosmetics                   16                 1,171,369  $                    10,996,500                 60,000  $                  495,000 Toys                   16                    626,669  $                      7,442,000

PM1,

You cease to amaze me with all this information. Outstanding!

Kong

KK Hi,

Thanks :)

I'm an infomaniac .... LOL !

Cheers,
PM