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Re: Winners post# 113874

Tuesday, 04/14/2015 8:42:35 AM

Tuesday, April 14, 2015 8:42:35 AM

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In 1999 There was clowns before these clowns that basically said the same they saying today..

Nice story!! proven paper seller.
But careful what they spooning feeding you today.

They been working BB's for a very longtime

They posting same nonsense today on Stockfolk 24/7...lol 15+years later

>>I got hold of CES today and discussed some of their plans for the future, quite encouraging. The negotiating is basically finished for the world rights to marketing and should be on the shelves in the US soon. Their product is already in Canadian stores (IGA, Supervalue, Overwaite)and receiving great acceptance from consumers. They have future plans for diapers, hospital gowns,etc.<<

I think the diaper product will be a home run, and seems to be the next logical progression for CES and their expansion plans.







This feminine hygiene market area represents $240-million from Canadian
consumers alone while the worldwide market has been estimated at $9-billion
on an annual basis. An even larger targeted sector is for the production of
a biodegradable diaper.
About 1.7 billion disposable diapers valued at $400-million are being
contributed to Canada's solid waste management system per year. Although
significant, this number pales in comparison to the 55 billion disposable
diapers sold yearly around the world.
Accordingly, Ecoprogress is currently testing a range of diapers in all
sizes that will disintegrate in processors in hospitals or can be removed
for biodegradation in composts or landfill sites for everyday use.
Other interesting potential markets include Canadian sales of adult
incontinence pads in 1992 reached $18.5-million, and the value of annual
sales of containment pouches in Canada exceeds $100-million.
Napier has also gained exposure for its own products through the marketing
talents of Mike Daniels, Brian Besco and Mike Donald, marketing
specialists, and management team of Ecoprogress. The fact that Ecoprogress
will remain an independently run and trading company will limit the
distraction for both groups so that they can continue with their main areas
of focus. Napier management will continue to vigorously pursue its entry
into the half-billion dollar coatings removal business where the company
has achieved such significant milestones through its environmentally
friendly coatings lifter technology. There has been no material change to
account for recent share price weakness from Napier's core business.
Napier's management firmly believes that by continuing to pursue
technological solutions to global environmental challenges, management can
build a diversified and leveraged opportunity for shareholders.


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