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Hangon
Your Recycling Centre doesn't like shredded paper because the act of shredding cuts the fibres too short to be reused.

It would be welcome at animal refuges/shelters where it is used as bedding.

our concil collects newspapers .... no sweat.
wish we had boxes for glass too as drink plenty of wine
plastic .... they don't like containers ex milk, yoghurt etc etc - i.e. the stuff one usually has!

" they don't like containers ex milk, yoghurt etc etc - i.e. the stuff one usually has! "

Those plastics have to be laminated so they can be heatsealed. Laminated plastics cannot be recycled, and cost more.

If the packers changed to GS they could use cheaper mono-plastics - and your council would be delighted to take them for recycling.
And (best of all) you might even be a little more positive about SEO !
Not suggesting you would go so far as to purchase a share in the Company you post so much about.

bit irrelevant really as it all gets shipped to China and dumped in there land fill sites...!

It doesn't get dumped in landfill in China it gets recyled, the shipping to there is dirt cheap which makes it cost effective.Most of the containers go back to China empty.

Eric,
You're back in! Well done, a smart move! At least now we can blame you if it all goes pear shaped ;0)
Thanks for the patent info; I think your assumption of a potentially major problem solved is correct.
A wild guess, it could have been something to do with arcing during sealing. From the patent descriprion:- "During welding of a material, the parts of the material alongside those subjected to dielectric welding are compressed together by the layers (14b) of dielectric material, which squeezes any liquid away from the dielectric welding region, reducing the associated risk of arcing."

I noticed this also:- "The sealing process is remarkably effective, and can provide a good seal despite the presence of contamination on the rim 36, such as traces of blood or fat from the product 32." Another wild guess, meat packaging trials are in an advanced stage?

Just to prove that I have nothing better to do this pm:-

The inventors of the original patent, to which the latest appears to be an extension, were -

FEAST, Michael Alan John
ZEBEDEE, Brenton John
WHITE, Howard
ROBINS, Terence Michael
SOFIELD, Carl John
KOLTSOV, Denis Konstantinovich

The latest names are -

SMITH, David John
GRIMES, Ryan
LOUTIT, Magnus John
SOFIELD, Carl John
KOLTSOV, Denis Konstantinovich

So some new blood in there. This may be stretching the imagination too far but Mr Koltsov's address is given as Brookhouse, Lancs. 45 miles from Brookhouse is Hitchen Foods who were supposed to be churning out Greensealed salads; too much of a coincidence?

Baza, thanks for the WalMart link....interesting. I would be quite happy to allow the young blonde lady to handle my package any day!
kim

Why. Has it biodegraded with age????

Shrink wrapped Alan!

"Most of the containers go back to China empty."

bet they don't! ..... shipping lines will prob charge +/-$1500 and china would not welcome them back as they still churn out the damn things in their 000s ..... most operators will try to work some sort of triangle so say full ex China to Europe; reload to India; reload back to F/E - but not back to China unless they have backload.

China is a huge net exporter,many containers have to go back empty,unless of course they manafacture and export containers!!Anyhow the plastic from my recycling centre goes to China in containers.

Whatever you do don't throw anything away with your name & address on it in the recycle bin or you find yourself being being fined 1,000 for dropping a toffee wrapper in it.

I also saw a GS machine in operation sealing packs with blocks of wood; indeed I have three samples of this at home. It appeared quite fast, but how fast in comparison to a real production line I do not know!

My research tells me that the machine in Hitchens was removed before Xmas and was due to go back around the middle of January after some modifications were made. My research tells me that Hitchens was keen to have the machine back after the modifications had been made. Whether it has been returned to work on a real production run, I do not know.

The oily one

Hope the Asda salad bags are SEO but doubt it as Tesco sell mixed salad in similar bags. But still looks as if SEO are on the steadiest ground for several months.
Lets all hope its not another burst bubble.

This one's Greensealed it say's so on the box.

Driver Where are the details of the new patent? Looks important. Getting their ducks in a row - not like those Aussie ones!

Eric

Driver, its amazing what crap you find on the net when looking for SEO news! LOL

Driver, SEO could do with one of those to rebuild their website; still nothing on airbags........maybe that is because the old management have gone?!

Kim Thanks for the feedback on the patent. I see the reference to the avoidance of arcing. It also says that 'another benefit is... not subjected to significant dielectric heating and so prevent the ridge sinking into the heated part of the film..; this reduces the variation of the capacitance between the dies in the course of the welding process.' It all sound very thorough; there has been a five man team on the project; so it appears that the problem has been a crucial one and has now been surmounted. Feedback from one of the significant clients seems to indicate that this is so and the speed problem is not mentioned.

The market situation with SEO looks a lot more healthy. There has been reasonable demand the last couple of days (I am taking some 'sells' today as buys). The sp is trying to break out of a narrow channel. Last time there were sellers to bring the sp back; if that is not the case this time we could have a reasonable run up to the prelims.

Eric

thanks peeps for an informative thread with little evidence of the normal garbage associated with what is after all a penny share ( at the moment ). i purchaed 10k worth last week as a punt but will be holding for the good times.
green may be the next big thing and it would be nice to be in at the ground floor for a change.

Eric

"Feedback from one of the significant clients seems to indicate that this is so and the speed problem is not mentioned."

Do you know which significant client is being referred to?

The oily one