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Bioprogress (BPRG)     

scorpion - 13 Aug 2003 13:54

Bioprogress is a stock I have been in and out of quite a few times since it floated in May but not much mention here on the Investors' Room. Does anyone else follow this stock. I see it is up 1.5p today and a few good buyers seem to have appeared.

Janus - 25 Aug 2004 07:28 - 863 of 2372

Press comment

THE TELEGRAPH
Charcoal and tortoise blood were once considered good enough to cleanse the teeth, but dental hygiene has moved on and thanks to UK company Bioprogress is about to take another leap forward.

The Aim-listed company, which makes films that dissolve in the mouth, yesterday announced a tie-up with Colgate Palmolive for the launch of a new Max Fresh toothpaste with "Mini Breath Strips" - strips of film Bioprogress claims gives "explosions of breath freshness".

Toothpaste has traditionally been sold on the premise of scientific innovation. Once, people cleaned their teeth with charcoal, and drank tortoise blood.

In 1892 toothpaste was put into a tube. More recently, innovations have included stripes of active ingredients.

Bioprogress said Max Fresh will be the first whitening toothpaste with mini breath strips. Its shares rose 12.5 to 107.5p.
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THE GUARDIAN
Breath of fresh air for toothpaste

Heather Tomlinson
Wednesday August 25, 2004
The Guardian

Bioprogress, which makes products including colostomy bags and drug capsules, has done a deal to put dissolvable breath-freshening strips into Colgate toothpaste.
Small squares of a soluble minty film are mixed in with the whitening toothpaste. It is about to be launched in the US, where Colgate will conduct a television advertising campaign; if that works the company will roll out a worldwide launch.

Bioprogress and US company Colgate-Palmolive have been developing the product - which will be branded as Max Fresh - for two years.

Graham Hind, the chief executive of Bioprogress, said: "Consumers have taken very well to 'in the mouth' breath fresheners".

The company is in the process of producing degradable colostomy bags that can be flushed down the lavatory rather than emptied, and has also developed capsules for drugs that do not contain gelatine, a meat product.
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THE INDEPENDANT
BioProgress 107.5p (up 12.5p, 13.2 per cent). Says it is supplying Colgate with its special in-the-mouth dissolving film technology
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THE TIMES
Talking points

SMALLER STOCK TO WATCH

BioProgress, which moved from Nasdaq to AIM last year at 16p, jumped 12p to 107p on a deal to supply Colgate Palmolive with film that dissolves in the mouth for the launch of a new toothpaste product. Technology developed by the UK companys BioTec Films division in Florida will be used in the production of Max Fresh whitening toothpaste.
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FT
BioProgress cleans up with Colgate
By David Firn
Published: August 25 2004 03:00 | Last updated: August 25 2004 03:00

Shares in BioProgress rose 12p to 107p on news that BioTec Films, its US subsidiary, is supplying Colgate Palmolive, the consumer hygiene company, with dissolve-in-the-mouth film technology for its new Max Fresh toothpaste.

Daily Mail

Aim-qouted Bioprogress advanced 12.5p to 107.5p on the announcement that it's US subsiduary BioTec Films is supplying Colgate with an in-the-mouth dissolving film technology for the launch of a toothpaste.

AdieH - 25 Aug 2004 08:02 - 864 of 2372

All this positive press... Might be some new investors coming in with all this good news around...

hlyeo98 - 25 Aug 2004 13:15 - 865 of 2372

Deals of Bioprogress with Wyeth will be out next week, Buy now at 104p

hlyeo98 - 25 Aug 2004 13:16 - 866 of 2372

hushpuppy - 25 Aug 2004 13:30 - 867 of 2372

Al,
Dumped TRK a long time ago, never really had enough faith to hold long-term.
Made a few hundred on them, but sold out far too early. The decision proved right, but the timing wasn't the best. Still a profit is a profit :-)

Juzzle - 25 Aug 2004 14:06 - 868 of 2372

Following on from BPRG's deal with Micap I've started a MICAP THREAD for anyone interested.

AdieH - 25 Aug 2004 15:26 - 869 of 2372

hlyeo98 where did you get that news from, if proven it could make us all very happy...

stubax - 25 Aug 2004 18:06 - 870 of 2372

hlyeo98 has been reading the Daily Express, nice if its true

Big Al - 25 Aug 2004 20:04 - 871 of 2372

John - cash in the bank is always welcome.

Juzzle - MIC making a nice bottom IMO. Watching.

dunbarton - 26 Aug 2004 21:35 - 872 of 2372

Where's that genius nematode disappeared to again?

nematode - 26 Aug 2004 22:39 - 873 of 2372

dumbo,I'm still around and still holding very happily and with wyeth deal round the corner,would you want to be out???????

Dil - 27 Aug 2004 00:08 - 874 of 2372

I am :-)

Big Al - 27 Aug 2004 08:07 - 875 of 2372

I'm currently flat from a trading point of view. ;-))

Balli - 27 Aug 2004 09:11 - 876 of 2372

The share price seems to be going flat over last few days

ssanebs - 27 Aug 2004 14:39 - 877 of 2372

my broker says rumour that bprg have won case and decision today or monday

AdieH - 27 Aug 2004 14:46 - 878 of 2372

Price moving nicely, somethings up...

Skipster - 27 Aug 2004 15:58 - 879 of 2372

ssanebs,

Bank Holiday on Monday!

dayo - 27 Aug 2004 15:59 - 880 of 2372

who's your broker ssanebs?

hlyeo98 - 27 Aug 2004 16:31 - 881 of 2372

Look out for the Wyeth deal next week. Buy now at 103p

nematode - 27 Aug 2004 16:34 - 882 of 2372

hyleo98,would you like to substantiate???and ssanebs....who is your broker,we would like facts mate!!!
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