Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

[mcsharkey]

Yeah Fred, We're compelled to avoid direct POLITICAL commentary here. Social issues are another matter. Especially when talking about supply chains which we get paid to secure. Today's PR on the poll funded by Stonybrook is the follow-on to a plank Hayward nailed up on our platform, this gotta be getting into at least the second quarter where it has become notable.

Thinking this excerpt of a patent is the tech allowing us to distinguish the separate Chloroplasts within multi-fiber ahh heterogenous:) threads of a garment claimed to be pure.
[/quote]LASER MARKING FOR AUTHENTICATION AND TRACKING
Apr 18, 2014 - APDN (B.V.I.), Inc.
Methods for incorporating and/or immobilizing security markers by exposure to an electromagnetic pulse, such as for instance a LASER pulse, to produce a marked object that can be authenticated only by using proprietary biological, chemical or physical analysis, the method includes.......And the Link to the Justia site Cheekie found for us[/quote]Next excerpt just at a year old. This toddler is the older sibling of today's PR
[/quote]APDN Signs CRADA with US Dept of Agriculture
For Enhanced Cotton Genotyping: Technology will enable the identification of global cotton cultivars to further secure supply chains
12 January, 2016
And the <link >
Applied DNA Sciences has signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).[/quote]

US Department of Agriculture funded the tests that busted Welspun. That's GREAT, that's their job. Thinking it's time to stop shipping our raw material away to suspect manufacturers and weave in America myself.

Side note, Been called a wife-swapping, pot-smoking, tree-hugging liberal:). Hug my wife, employer let me/us know possession of pot is still a federal crime:(. I think inhaling any smoke gotta be bad for your health.

Last clamoring of "identifying cotton sources from subsistent serfs" last month got our flying dutchman, Rodekroit (Rocket) on a search spree and here's an OK white paper from a Retailer Trade study group he found Rethinking Made In America in the 21st Century. Supply chain sort of piece, couple of tarriff points. Doesn't approach the meaningful labor issues or graft malpractices sustaining the power brokers.

'Bout all I got. Thanks for getting this far. Don't think today's unusual PR has any driving implement within today's low volume, nice gain return. Destruction of public education and social safety net keeping me on my toes. Hoping for the best. Full, meaningful employment, environment et al. GLTUA
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Mike Sharkey