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

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

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.\'

I don't doubt it could be, as even if the material itself is limited to it's thickness, the construction could be of a corrugated or architectural type, or even several layers bonded.
However I must ask the advisability of making heavier items, as usually the weight is due to the requirement for longevity. I've had loads of cars where the metal has degraded to rust and I'm not sure the local garage MOT inspector would be impressed with a cars wheel arches turning to compost!
I'm just being a bit silly there.
I do remember as a kid though, scientists demonstrating how strong paper could be if folded and glued properly, by balancing a car on what amounted to copier paper!!
Alan

Take your point, Alan, But I didn't think bioplastics necessarily need to have biodegradable properties where that isn't desirable- only if wanted.

From Wikipedia (I know, I know!) :-

Non Packaging
Applications outside packaging include mobile phone casings (NEC), carpet fibres (Dupont Sorona), and car interiors (Mazda). The French company, Arkema, produces a grade of bioplastic called Rilsan, which is being used in fuel line and plastic pipe applications.

In these areas, the goal is obviously not biodegradability, but to create items from sustainable resources.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioplastic

And I take your point, Oblo.
the answer then would be yes, providing the environment is suitable and not likely to precipitate degredation.

Anyone else praying for a bit of xmas cheer?
Lets hope it's not suicide in the new year
:-)

Why are you a bomber!. This story will go on and on until the cash runs out!!

I got out a long time ago,you all should too

Talk about the story going on until the cash runs out.

In 1974 a book called , 'The Never Ending Story' was first published. It was made into a film in 1984. Both the book and film are still very popular with children and has grossed millions of pounds profit.
Perhaps Stanelco's way forward would be to turn their story, you know the one, (If you buy this magic bean and plant it, RNS's, annual reports etc) into a film. After all both are good fantasy fairytale reads, although The Never Ending Story is more believable.
The difference is in most fairy tales the fog turns into a prince and all live happily ever after. The Stanelco story has a differing twist with the frog still being a frog.
Lets just hope their story doesn't run as long as the real fairytale.

Does the frog biodegrade at the end of the story Greek?

Hi Kim,

Now that would be a twist. I thought my post would spawn (OK I won't give up the day job) such comments.

Its already a fairy story - The Emperors new clothes, by the board Grimm.
Anyway, fairytales always get it wrong. Look at the sword in the stone. Searching for someone who could pull the sword out, to be king.
Shabby thinking. Find me the bloke who put it in there. Thats real king material.

and now for another month of nothing.....................................
:-)

Oh, I don't know, a month is a long time in the history of SEO.........anything can happen.



PLEASE, anything, anything at all!

Looking at todays chart, the sp is going up. Oh no it's not, Oh yes it is, Oh no it's not, Oh etc etc.
Sorry.....will get back to some sort of normality, it's just been one of those flat boring days.
As soon as something/anything happens re SEO I will reform to sensible comments.

Logged on and saw 12 new messages - thought 'They've either gone bust or got a deal!'

Dont do this to me, please - the excitement is bad for a man of my age!

TAKE A LOOK AT THE TRADES BOYS!!!!! WE ARE ABOUT TO TAKE OFF!!!! WHY??

TAKEOVER or DIRECTOR BUYS or INSTITUTIONAL BUYS RNS TO FOLLOW!!!!!

Trebletrouble where are you?

yes -6% does send that signal

A 1million trade is not a big amount of money

When theres a 10M to 100M share trade , wake me up.