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

No mention of -
-the 70% power saving
-the lower operating temperature and it's possible benefit to the food within.
-the extended shelf life (possibly because of the above).
-works on Starpol!!! and possibly other degradable, starch derived plastics

Maybe WRAP's area of concern is purely packaging materials and processes.
Maybe the 2 new SEO "Interim" Managers will sort out these presentational poiints.
Maybe...
Maybe...

I'm tired. Good night.

Morning all.Tony I dont think your bag was Mater-bi..After all if Sainsburys are telling us all about it on the bag I would have thought ASDA would also be promoting their green credentials,at the very least it should have said "compostible" ,if not what's the point.

Plse correct me if i am wrong but i heard that WM is having a conference on sustainability that will be co-hosted by SEO. Surely WM will not require SEO as a co-host if there was not something in the imminent pipeline?

Co-hosted with Tetra-pak, I think Robin

details here:-


http://bnpevents.com/PS/2006/SPF/index.htm

SEO needs all the positive exposure it can muster ..... and that will probably be insufficient

Oblo SEO listed as being present at the event. cheers.

For what its worth:

Partner Host: Tetra Pak
Co-Host: Stanelco

SEO have all the contacts at high level...........just spending cash without any deals being announced. Would like to know what is going on behind the scenes. If the major supermarkets and packaging houses suspected they might go under, it would surprise me if they would wish to be associated with SEO today -- but they are and none of those predicting gloom can deny that.

Would the packagers and supermarkets keep moving ahead with trials and appearing to endorse the SEO intellectual property if there was a wiff of them being ridiculed or losing credibility by association?

That is just one reason I strongly suspect SEO will come through this cashflow crisis, but SEO continue to surprise me, they'll do it again I'm sure.

......a little worried

Garyble

I hope you get the opportunity to buy in again for the rise. With my day job, I would not be around to catch any announcements in time to repurchase.

There are no fundamentals to drive the share price, just speculation. Supermarkets probably couldn't care less whether SEO survives or not. They know that if the company goes under, another organisation will buy what's left for a song and will exploit whatever is there to be exploited.

If this happens, the shareholders will end up with nothing as per Marconi (and others).

Don't fall into the trap of thinking that just because the share price is low it represents value for money.

at last! someone elkse who is talking sense about this total crap company

Another thread

Old news but the odd quote I haven't heard before. Nowt that new but worth a look.
Alan

Alan,

I find the first para somewhat misleading. Nice to know that SEO may have 50 conversions for salad packing lined up, but this was not the initial intention of GS and seen as a less complex affair to tray-lidding which would yield the greater unit return.

Seems to me that there is still an issue with GS tray-lidders.

EDIT:

The writer states 1.5m pa. revenue from the 50 units, which equates to 30,000 pa each, so if they are correct, the simpler salad baggers do command an equivalent license fee.

Just like to say I've delivered that box of Tetley.....

gary, the writer seems quite familiar. any ideas ?

bos
The poster is advertising [www.stanelco.devisland.net] so I wonder who that could be.

I did wonder if it was, but the lack of comment and extrapolation does not seem like him.
Anyway, the real interest was in the releases taken from pira.
Alan

Bosley,

The writer is a very "special" person and should be treated as such!

garyble
I'm a special person and everyone treats me like crap.

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