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

Just email SEO, will let you know the reply.

See ASDA media centre web site which states the milk bottles are supplied by GreenBottle, no mention of any SEO involvement.

Yes, but do GreenBottle source the inner bio-plastic bag from SEO!

Read the news release!

Read the Asda news and although no mention of Stanelco's involvement it does not state where the bio-plastic is sourced from, although as GreenBottle have had a connection with Asda for some time I would have thought any connection GreenBottle/Stanelco would be public knowledge. So it is looking that yet another company has/is leapfrogging Stanelco in the bio race. Look forward to any reply from nkirkup's e-mail but not holding my breath for them to reply or/and state anything informative.

the lining is NOT biodegradeable it is polythene based.
It can however be made from starch if required.
Source therefore would probably be natureworks- as pla supplier to all including seo.
Sorry to piss on anyones fire.

Also see GreenBottle web site for more information.

tweenie

I advise you not to pi55 on my fire, as it is electric.

:-)

Slightly of thread but, most days I also follow SEO trades on Plus Markets. Since they have changed their site it appears I can now only see the last 5 trades. Anyone else notice this.

Heat is Hot again.

Long article that gives a good run down of tray/container/bottle sealing and why the Stanelco Greanseal system and similar technology appears to be dead for the present. It also shows just how much competition is out there.
As it is a long article see link if interested.
http://packagingnews.co.uk/supplychainrfid/news/788223/Heat-hot-again/

Got a reply to my email from SEO this morning:

Dear Neil

Thank you for your e-mail.

Unfortunately we cannot comment on individual customer details due to confidentiality.

Kind regards
Sarah

Looks like they have a customer after all!

I would like to think so, but as I have in the past contacted SEO several times the reply you received is a standard one.
I have queried possible contracts in the past and received the same reply word for word.
But it was worth a go so thanks for trying. At least they did respond which is an improvement on the past, when more often than not inquiries were completely ignored.

Re heat is hot.
Just noticed article was from March 2008. I went by the date at the top (todays date).
Still interesting though.
Apologies re anyone mislead.
Note to self.....Get new glasses.

-Off Topic-

Greekman - do you still use Plus?
Grief it was bad before the recent change, and now is considerably worse...I'm confused by the Plus-listed, Plus Quoted and think it's about time the Authorities forced them to make it clear...some improvement in the screen for listing would help - it's just too much effort, IMHO.

By comparison MoneyAM is a gem, even though it suffers from strange feed-postings, esp US News finding its way onto UK Codes. (because they are similar EPICS), doesn't anyone (here) realise?

-(ends)-

Morning Hangon,

Yes but only to see trades and volumes. I agree since Plus revamped their site things are just as you say too much effort. I cant view more than the last 5 trades for SEO and others.
As to MoneyAm and Epics. I understand that they are trying to fix it.

greek

To view full SEO trades on PLUS.
Go to ADVFN, trades, enter PLUS:SEO.GB

Patisear,

Many thanks. Just tried it.

Greek

A bit of news at last. Now could here be any connection with my 'Stab in the Dark' post of 26612. So often wrong would be nice to be right for a change.

First customer for new/latest technology Furnace.

http://www.stanelcoplc.com/pdf/news/Stanelco-NewGeneration-12-08-08.pdf

Greekman

It would be nice to think that there was a tie up with BT or some other telco, but I suspect that this order went to a University or other research institute to help them draw their own fibers - but of course I could be wrong.

My reason for saying this is that there is not a significant demand for fiber in Europe. Having previously worked in the fiber optics industry I can tell you that nearly every major city in the UK, Europe and most of the western world has more fiber already underground than it can cope with - so-called dark fiber (dark, because it isn't being used). During the early 2000's there was a bit of a boom in installing fiber everywhere while waiting for the telcos to come along and lap it up. They didn't. Which is why the industry saw a lot of redundancies and the mergers of companies such as Alcatel and Lucent. There is still an awful lot of (already drawn) fiber sitting around in warehouses.

Of course, the situation is somewhat different in the emerging economies. So there may still be a tie-up with a telco in Asia, China or South America, where there may still be a demand for more fiber (I can't be sure of that - I was one of those made redundant). Now that would be good news.