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Tuesday, 01/06/2015 7:15:23 PM

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I don't think Petrozene is the answer. My guess is that they took a turn into waste recycling. From the Petrozene website:
"Furthermore, the process that creates PETROZENE helps reduce the worldwide problem that petroleum waste products pose to our environment every year." Petroleum waste products from tires? There are 100's of millions of waste tires to be recycled. They can extract steel & carbon black from old tires. That would be my guess.
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