Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

[tagmonster]

James Hayward
"Now turning to our fertilizer vertical. The republic of Turkey's mandate to DNA tag all domestically produced fertilizer went into effect on the 1st of January 2018. We are actively working on sales opportunities in Turkey both for cotton and for fertilizer, but for strategic reasons we want to ensure that we choose our customer and our partners wisely.

But the opportunity for tagging fertilizer is much larger than what Turkey offers. The primary driver of demand for tag fertilizer is the prevention of fertilizer adulteration and the security of supply chains to prevent these fertilizers in improvised explosive devices. There are global issues and they can be resolved with our technology platform with our partner Rosier, we have identified initial markets for DNA tag fertilizer sales in Turkey, Asia and Africa. And Rosier is establishing the team to identify a specific demand."


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5. Is DNA Barcode ™ harmful to your health?
DNA barcodes are colorless, odorless, tasteless and invisible. The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved and approved the use of DNA barcodes for the prevention of tampering, imitation, and falsification of consumers in food (vegetables, fruits, etc.).