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may have a few. what is the situation at this time with the potential walmart deal?. tia.

Lizard. Reading between the lines the scenario seems to be that SEO withdrew their Starpol 3000 product for reformulation after some initial trials; these could well have been with Walmart. Preliminary results are 21st March; incidentally less than three months after year-end, compared with 4 months last year. That will have given 4 months for the new regime to make some progress and build some confidence. The rumour machine will probably get into full gear by then. Hence there should be a price run up in advance followed either by euphoria or despair! Don't risk your shirt but perhaps your underpants!

Eric

Presumably on the grounds that we won't necessarily notice if you lose them!

ewr- cheers for the info.

The really good thing is that dogs don't wear underpants; do you overpant like ours?

We only over-pant when we've been out chasing . . .

Eric; halfamil is what I aspire to in sss. Not a boast of my holdings. Currently worth about 800.! I have some way to go. lol

Just a bit of ankle chewing...

http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article2241469.ece

Re Asda

http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article2241469.ece

Asda has decided not to go down the biodegradable route and has ditched plans to have compostable packs on its organic products by March. A spokesman said: "As it stands, the vast majority of people in the UK do not have home composters, therefore they will have to dispose of compostable packaging by putting it in their normal bin...

On the face of it, that appears to be the death knell for Asda.........so why no RNS?
Urgent clarification seems to be required, and a re-think on my investment.

Re Asda
"As it stands, the vast majority of people in the UK do not have home composters",
-- -- -- -- --

This has been the case for nearly 2 hundred years.
Now, if people put their compostable waste in biodegradable bags, supplied by their store, it can be collected as normal by their council, where it can be delivered to a compost site.

PATISEAR- FOR ENVIRONMENT MP.

thought they had an ongoing agreement with ASDA. now they are not interested?. company should rns to clarify this asap.

As far as I am concerned ASDA was finished a long time ago. If they had wanted it, Greenseal as well, they would have delivered it with SEO long before now. I hope Wagner has the good sense to stop pissing around with Bristish companies and supermarkets and maintain his focus purely on the US. OK ASDA is part of Walmart but a very small part and my feeling is that it doesn't come under quite the same pressures from an environmental perspective as its parent. I am not interested in 100 Greenseal machines and a few tonnes of Starpol in ASDA, I'd rather have 2000 Greenseal and several hundred thousand tonnes of Starpol in Walmart, McDs etc. I suspect (although I don't know) there are many thousands of packing machines in the US dedicated to Walmart whereas, from what has been said on this and other BBs most UK suppliers have most machines tied into more than 1 supermarket which is causing complications.

I hope with the results we get a full and honest update on Greenseal progress both in the UK and in the US!

daw2

Lizard - "thought they had an ongoing agreement with ASDA"

Greenseal agreement yes-not specifically Starpol i think. Wagner has pinned his hopes on getting Starpol agreement as well......looks as though he has misfired however.

Due to the latest news from ASDA re none use of biodegradable packaging, SEO must as per LSE rules release an RNS either confirming or denying the report.
This has to effect the sp significantly enough to trigger the requirement.

greekman only if they had contracts with ASDA. They do not and therefore do not need to RNS

As there have been news releases in the past from SEO regarding possible/probable contracts with Asda, SEO are bound by the rules to clarify the mentioned report.
When they first released the news regarding the possibly tie up it greatly effected the sp, so it had to be released.
A no deal with Asda will also have an obvious effect on the sp, so again they have a duty to release an RNS.
They cant pick and choose.

Main holding gone, sold.
Just a rump left until I get some clear idea of WTF is going on.
Alan

First time poster on this thread. If this was serious then the volumes would be much higher, at the moment its peanuts.
NO NEED TO PANIC JUST YET!

Not panicking, pragmatic.............