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

And you would be bankrupt.
The point is not what you would do but what the population at large do. They want it packaged. End of story. The challenge for retailers is not to be green, but to appear green AND supply what people want. They do not want loose veg. If they did, the retailers would be reporting lower sales and farmers market owners and local greengrocers would be retiring to the carribean.

but the clear evidence in the supermarket (and of course real markets too) contradicts that ..... if what you said was true, then there would be no unwrapped fruit and veg for sale at all.

my observation was that supermarkets can not only appear "green conscious" but actually be so and make bigger profits, initially by targetting the buyer of organics etc ..... it took a while, but the point was proven that there is a market for this sort of (overpriced!) merchandise, just as there is for frozen pizzas .... do you think that the more expensive "fair trade" products have not found a profitable niche? ..... of course they have, and that is just a progression from the above.

and to answer your other non seq statements ...... good greengrocers thrive, as do good fishmongers and good butchers and good bakers and good hardware stores .... the ones that do, have recognised that they won't beat the supermarket on price, but they can usually/often knock the socks off them for quality and service, for which people will indeed a premium.

I buy loose veg, fruit whenever I can.
I then put it into a paper or cellophane bag like everyone else.
So wrapped or loose packaged, little difference.
It's no so much the packaging that customers complain about, it's the excess packaging thats annoying and wasteful.

Well I'll check back in a week, see if anyone other that cynics posted anything of note on this CRAP share that they have no interest in .........
:-))

so keep holding or even buying then tweenie if you have faith in this company :-))

SIT ..the solar power tech. company have won a massive contract from Tesco....now thats what i call a good buying opportunity...loads more contracts to follow...will easily be a 5 bagger this year...trust me

Didn't do so well last year did it maestro down from 370 to 15 virtually on a par with this one,and by the way where is this imminent news on SEO you were talking about?

All depends on your interpretation of Imminent!!

In Stanelcoland imminent can mean months and months, months .............

All I will need the money for is to buy a Zimmerframe by the time there is news!!

(Is that how you spell ......frame) ?

pinnacle - is that what SEO mean by "time frame"?

recommend checking out maestro and BFC!
this guy is red hot!!!

http://www.merlindirect.com/product-list.cfm?catId=18&depId=16

I've finally found Frogpack for sale on a Merlin Packaging site.

...and this, although the link for frogpack does not appear to work:
http://www.merlinpackaging.co.uk/products.asp

cynic,whats ya problem...when you are after 10 baggers like me you are bound to get the odd rogue share

maestro ... if your sight is permanently on so-called 10-baggers, then the odds are satcked that you will end up badly out of pocket ..... that's why casinos just love roulette players; they always end up losing despite the occasional 35-bagger.

that said, at least your promotomotion of SIT has something to support it, though your prediction of 300p looks to be without foundation, and could just have easily been 1.30 or 30.00

Can anyone please say when the next set of 'results' are likely to be.
Thanks.

Results have historically been announced 4 months from year-end. Used to be 31st Oct year-end, now changed to 31st Dec. so expect end of April for Results.

garyble

Thanks.

PM has finished the SEO dream and is now chasing another???

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=8232

Can't trade SEO is big news coming?