bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
kimoldfield
- 30 Oct 2007 10:16
- 25193 of 27111
I haven't seen the patent for Starpol 3000 but there is a publication dated 26.9.2007 at the European Patent Office of a patent application filed on 20.3.2006 for :-
"A container for a product such as potato crisps consists of two or more packets inside each other, each container or packet being of a biodegradable polymeric material, and at least two of the containers or packets have different permeability properties. For example a packet formed from a thermoplastic starch film may be enclosed within a packet formed from a poly lactic acid film. The container preferably provides a barrier to oxygen while the container preferably provides a barrier to moisture."
I hear a rumour that SEO have offered a new service to shareholders. Send your share certificate to them and they will seal it in one of their new crisp packets using their last Greenseal machine, which they are reluctant to put in the bin: they then return the packet to you for you to put in your compost heap with instructions to check it on a weekly basis to see which decomposes quicker, the packet or the certificate. If the certificate and all it represents biodegrades first SEO will send you a new packet containing dried bull dung which has the dual description of bull shit/tough shit.
garyble
- 30 Oct 2007 10:32
- 25194 of 27111
Wavey,
Don't you mean "Bioplast-whatever!" as Starpol is no longer. Does that also mean that SEO HQ is now a white elephant, or simply a figment of our imagination?
tweenie
- 30 Oct 2007 11:05
- 25195 of 27111
I had a look It's all greek to me , no sorry german.
Theres a translation on PM's site.
So I guess the patent is out.
Now all they have to do is sell the stuff.
and SEO have such a good record i selling stuff.LOL
lostalot
- 30 Oct 2007 14:51
- 25196 of 27111
Where can I get confirmation from the company as to what patent is disputed, as I can't find it anyware ???
Mad Pad
- 31 Oct 2007 09:48
- 25197 of 27111
You can't,short of ringing them up, but they wont tell you.
tweenie
- 31 Oct 2007 19:01
- 25198 of 27111
Can't sell JACK S##T, but we can commision an art installation.
FFS sell something to someone then you can happily support the arts with money from the PROFITS not ASSETS.
Not happy.
hope the link works.
http://melaniewarner.wordpress.com/
kimoldfield
- 01 Nov 2007 15:25
- 25199 of 27111
Well, depending on how much the artist is getting paid Tweenie, it could be an astute move by SEO; cheaper than normal advertising? If it doesn't work they could always hang it up in their loo!
greekman
- 01 Nov 2007 17:38
- 25200 of 27111
Well considering the shares are already down the pan, hanging the art work in the loo might be the best place for it.
kimoldfield
- 01 Nov 2007 17:55
- 25201 of 27111
:o)
tweenie
- 01 Nov 2007 18:27
- 25202 of 27111
I hate to admit it but I do like her work.
Though dealing with SEO might be the nail in her coffin as well.
:-)
maestro
- 01 Nov 2007 20:36
- 25203 of 27111
how come spread is so tight on this share compared to Yoo media's...is it because they want to suck investors in before it goes tits up whereas Yoo's is very wide to deter buyers
oblomov
- 05 Nov 2007 14:10
- 25205 of 27111
I wish I'd converted all my stock to SEO on Friday - its my only holding thats not plummeted today!
kimoldfield
- 05 Nov 2007 14:22
- 25206 of 27111
Shhhhhh! There's still time Oblo!
nyleve
- 05 Nov 2007 15:04
- 25207 of 27111
Oblo - been in since 21p so seen enough plummeting - lol
Still, cdn is doing me proud and keeping the wolves from the door - at the mo !!!!
Dave
tweenie
- 07 Nov 2007 01:19
- 25208 of 27111
from the new stanelco website. If only one makes it to a sale , I'll be impressed. But still oinly JAM TOMORROW.
Latest News
Event Calendar
6th November 2007 - K Show Interest
As an exhibitor, we found the K Show in Germany a great success, especially meeting our current & potential customers under one roof. Not surprisingly, our bioplastics range of products (Bioplast) generated a lot of interest and we had over 1000 enquiries! At Stanelco, we believe our Bioplast range is a market leader. Our sustainable range of products are capable of replacing oil-based plastics, derived from natural corn and potato starch which make our polymers the most functional, long-life products which biodegradable right back to nature. Our aim is to be responsive and creative with our approach yet commercially practical.
We are committed to following up each enquiry personally and being inundated with enquiries, this will take a while. If you would like to learn more about our products right now browse this website to the "Products" page. If for any reason your enquiry has changed priorities since we met at the K-Show, we would be delighted to hear from you immediately just call or email us using the Contact menu item.
PATISEAR
- 07 Nov 2007 07:22
- 25209 of 27111
http://www.biotec-distribution.eu/EN/biotec_european_leader.html
Is this Stanelco's Bioplast ????
oblomov
- 07 Nov 2007 08:04
- 25210 of 27111
Yes.
oblomov
- 07 Nov 2007 08:13
- 25211 of 27111
http://www.k-online.de/cipp/md_k/custom/pub/content,lang,2/oid,9323/ticket,g_u_e_s_t/~/K_2007_Video_Clips.html
November 21 - 22, 2007 - Bioplastic
2nd European Bioplastics Conference: Paris, November 21-22, 2007.
The Second European Bioplastics Conference will be the event of the year 2007 for the European bioplastics industry. It is organised by European Bioplastics, the representation of the European bioplastics industry. With 300 attendees and 25 exhibitors the last year's conference attracted a record number of participants. This year's event will take place in Paris: The emerging French bioplastics market and the political discussion on framework conditions are building an exciting stage to present and discuss the progress the bioplastics industry has made.
Christoph Hess from Biotec will be speaking on the first day. His presentation, "With Bioplast materials to Innovation" will no doubt entice end users to explore new products using Bioplast materials.
http://www.european-bioplastics.org/index.php?id=559
oblomov
- 07 Nov 2007 08:17
- 25212 of 27111
Does anyone know whether Bioplast can be used for heavy plastics items - such as, for example, car bodies?
\'BIOPLAST GS 2189 is BIOTECs trademark for a completely new, plasticizer-free thermoplastic
material. BIOPLAST GS 2189 is extremely suitable for sheet film extrusion, blown
film extrusion and injection molding of completely biodegradable products. The complete
biodegradability and other functional properties enable the converter to advance in production
areas, which could not be reached with traditional thermoplastic material.\'