Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

[RodeKroet]

I agree with Abe and SoL (yes that can happen)
CertainT is an end-to-end platform and the branding is important. That the TM was revealed at Investorsmedting is irrelevant. The PR for me states something interesting and that is

The CertainT Platform will be first incorporated into customer products in textile, apparel, footwear, pharmaceuticals, personal care and agricultural-related products.

Which in my view reflects the fact adnas knows now that next to textile all those mentioned categories WILL be incorporated. It sounds like a CertainT that the mentioned verticals will be commercial...Question still is when exactly.

There is more that I find of particular interest. I mentioned before LDC having a HomeGrown blog since a month or two. The latest blogpiece is this:

Louis Dreyfuss Homegrown blog: From farm to Fork which resembles the approach of "from dirt to shirt" many times outed by Hayward and Adnas...

Maybe it’s the cotton in their favorite t-shirt or their sheets, or the oil extracts in their face cream and shampoo. It might be later, around the breakfast table, with a refreshing glass of orange juice, a bowl of cereal, complete with milk and sugar, or that first, energizing cup of coffee. Or perhaps it’s later still, as they open a tin of food for their household pet, and then rely on copper wiring in their home to switch off the lights before heading out to work.

I like this quote a lot...Btw WTF is LDC mentioning copper wire for?

Something else on CCL,as they are as of Nov 2016 a certified Walgreens PQA digital printer and aiming to become one in 2017 for offset and flexographic a link

Another note: where I foresee our joyjuice ending up in all to manufacture polyemer banknotes by CCL, I just like that we are the forensic security for them and possibly all their customers, amongst which: Nature's Bounty, PepsiCo, CocaCola, Proctor&Gamble, Nestle, Danone, Magical Gro, Henkel, Guinness, L'Oreal, Barilla, Eristoff, Unilever, Scottscompany, Cutter and many more