to all interested shareholders here
I wrote already my opinion here in that board about this turkish story....but nevertheless I was interested to know, what Sanjay could tell me about that report and therefore I asked him
here is his answer:
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Mike –
Applied DNA is dismayed by this erroneous report as it announced in August 2017 the successful completion of DNA-tagging of large-scale production batches of DNA-tagged fertilizer with Rosier. We won’t comment on SafeTraces except to say that their methodology appears to apply to single bags of fertilizer as opposed to thousands of tons. In this regard, SafeTraces’ claim to "first" also seems to ignore the priority of 17 August 2017 as distinct from 9 Jan 2018.
That being said, to the company’s knowledge only two domestic manufacturers have been approved by the government to use DNA tagging technology regardless of supplier. Applied DNA is steadfast in its commitment to the opportunity in Turkey while also mindful that the problem of fertilizer adulteration is a global one and not just Turkish, and the company’s partnership with Rosier speaks to the former. Applied DNA believes that it has developed a superior technology that will find its measure in fertilizer as it has in cotton, in non-cotton textiles, with the Defense Department and, more, recently in the pharmaceutical industry.
Stay tuned.
Sanjay M. Hurry, Vice President
Investor Relations Counsel, Applied DNA Sciences
LHA Investor Relations: Results that Matter
T: 212.838.3777 | F: 212.201.6667 | SHurry@lhai.com
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if you believe him now or not, is up to you
I am still convinced, that we are on the right path....if we will get some contracts of Turkey or not, I really dont know....but I believe, that this is not the only chance to get succcessful...its one of several opportunities....as he said....stay tuned
regards
mickyboy
