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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&SiChart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

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


Tonyrelaxes - 26 Aug 2006 10:36 - 19426 of 27111

Alan
Arrggghhhh...

Andy
I take your point about the "Sell by..." guff being inkjet printed - these change day by day. But there would be 2 different printing involved. Salad leaf bags are also printed in 2 or more colours with Brand, Contents, Serving suggestions etc. These are more permanent print runs, not varied day by day and presumably occur where the film is manufactured, not filled.
Don't know what this means though!

rpaco - 26 Aug 2006 10:41 - 19427 of 27111

Did no one notice "We are hoping the suppliers to the supermarkets will help us take the technology forward."
Once again, or more accurately "still", a lack of marketing acumen, By now they should have tied up several development partners in this particular market sector, not be "hoping". It is pretty obvious the shake up did not do enough or go high enough. Anyone who has been in a competitive industry knows you cannot achieve anything without proper marketing. It is fairly obvious that no one at SEO was taught it. These guys would be chucked out of the Dragons den in a couple of minutes. Pity because the products have huge potential, but only in the right hands.

kimoldfield - 26 Aug 2006 10:56 - 19428 of 27111

depart & Starpol materials can be printed using either water or solvent based inks without pre-treatment.
kim

soul traders - 26 Aug 2006 11:51 - 19429 of 27111

Kim, Oily, thanks for posting a very informative and interesting article.

I'm inclined to reserve judgment a little, but this looks encouraging.

oblomov - 26 Aug 2006 13:08 - 19430 of 27111


Thanks Tony.

Alan,

Also, am I wrong or is that the first time SEO have publically stated that they are in talks with WM, about GS?

Yes, as Tony says, The 24Feb06 RNS does link WM with GS.

Nice to know they are still talking though!

tweenie - 26 Aug 2006 14:24 - 19431 of 27111


Tonyrelaxes- Where did you hear the MMF inTREDEGAR had been shelved? Is that definite?
I thought monies had been obtained to build it?

Now if only chelsea can LOOSE again this weekend, I'll be a very happy chappy.

If the sp drops on monday, I'll cry.
LOL

tweenie - 26 Aug 2006 14:25 - 19432 of 27111

duplicate

Tonyrelaxes - 26 Aug 2006 16:30 - 19433 of 27111

Tweenie

I asked at the AGM (2 May) "exactly where in Blaenau Gwent was the proposed production and R&D facility to be and is it under construction already or even announced by a billboard proclaiming it". I was told "in Tredegar but there was nothing to be seen as nothing had started". More recent research of a drive around and a bit of question asking produced the reply that it was not going to happen/shelved. I forget the exact words but it was pretty definite, and from an authoritative source.

The facility (posh for factory?) was going to cost SEO "around 3m". Not sure if this was before or after the grant promised by the Welsh Assembly Government and the local County Council - I can't find where I got it from but I have a figure of 0.75m in the back of my mind.

Personally I am satisfied to see that they are not (these days) trying to do everything at once and overstretch themselves and our cash. But it does raise my question here of earlier today, where and by whom would Starpol be made if, as we think, ASDA propose using it very shortly?

The SP will not drop on monday. I promise. Trust me, there are some things I know more than you. ;-))

tweenie - 26 Aug 2006 16:54 - 19434 of 27111

cheers man.

Mad Pad - 26 Aug 2006 18:57 - 19435 of 27111

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.Do rats eat Starpol,if so I can see very little biodegredation taking place ,more likely the reclycling of said product into RATS and RAT POO.Overcast and windy in Torquay.

Neetybot - 26 Aug 2006 21:20 - 19436 of 27111

KIMOLDFIELD.......... Thanks for your reply
TWEENIE................Thanks for your reply on FYB.

HEWITTALAN.......... Shock horror! You really must take action to help to get your ASDA friend back in the team.

My suggestions,
1. Give him some urgent and extensive coaching or pay for some private coaching sessions, perhaps throw in a quick hypnotherapy session?
2. Bribe the bloke who picks the team.
3. Tell your friend that you've heard there is an absolutely fantastic young player who plays in his position going to the other club he is thinking of moving to.
4. Nobble the bloke who's taken his place in the team (do a good job of it!)

garyble - 26 Aug 2006 21:46 - 19437 of 27111

Looks like a slight deviation from the tray lidders...but hopefully a start:

"Importantly the technology is now also being applied to the area of vertical-form-fill-seal packaging, for example with salad bags, which opens up our technology to another food packaging market which is less complex than tray lidders and thermoformers"

Tonyrelaxes - 27 Aug 2006 00:09 - 19438 of 27111

GBL

You got it. ;-))

Regards

hewittalan6 - 27 Aug 2006 08:12 - 19439 of 27111

Asda mulls biodegradable packaging
15 Mar 2006

UK retailer Asda has is considering its options for using biodegradable plastic packaging.

According to Ian Bowles, corporate social responsibility manager at Asda, the retailer is looking at using polylactic acid (PLA) supplied by US resins producer NatureWorks in some of its product lines.

Asda has had an initial meeting with NatureWorks, and is now looking for appropriate product lines to make the conversion to PLA.

Bowles says although it is too early to give specific details as to when a conversion to PLA will be made, more solid plans could be in place within the next month.

NatureWorks already supplies PLA to Wal-Mart, Asdas parent company in the US, for four of its product lines and another twenty are being trialled.


Not heard anything since. I wonder if that was another reason for the delays. Competition. The only bright spot is that since we didn't hear anything more on NW, did Asda (and therefore WM) prefer Starpol 3000? In which case a total of 24 product lines at WM are up for grabs!!
Alan

kimoldfield - 27 Aug 2006 20:05 - 19440 of 27111

Alan, Natureworks supply SEO so there is a nice connection!
kim

Oilywag - 27 Aug 2006 22:46 - 19441 of 27111

God you rotten lot are about as garrulous as turkeys .......... after they're cooked!

The oily one

Somebody, anybody tell me the sp is going to be 1 by Xmas .......

2008

automatic - 27 Aug 2006 22:57 - 19442 of 27111

Oilywag,
The SP will be a pound by Christmas 2008, (but don't hold your breath)

halfamil - 27 Aug 2006 23:04 - 19443 of 27111

20p would be nice! I think FDA approval of Starpol 3000 is our next landmark. If it comes before we're broke we should be ok.

Oilywag - 27 Aug 2006 23:04 - 19444 of 27111

Aahhhh, that makes me feel so much better!

The oily one

tweenie - 27 Aug 2006 23:06 - 19445 of 27111

oilywag.
once bitten twice shy to ramp...
Think the sky is the limit. If natureworksc starts producing starpol under contract. Who knows?- walmart and tyson are hopefully in the bag.
lets just get some deals and keep everything crossed.
Don't want to be dissapointed again.
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