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Re: tw2319 post# 57683

Tuesday, 07/24/2018 2:01:55 PM

Tuesday, July 24, 2018 2:01:55 PM

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ECOS owns no part of LRS's recycling business or municipal contracts? Nor does it share in the subscription fees covering the collection of organic waste?? The only by-product LRS mentions for sale are their 4 grades of "mulch". I don't believe ECOLOCAP gets any part of that product either, since it existed before their DEC 2016 contract? LRS appears to have reached it's original goals of offering their clients a composting component in their contracts and has likely accomplished it all at a profit, without any exotic by-product?

The big question is what has ECOLOCAP (the stock you own and the topic of this forum) accomplished?

GLTY and JMO

https://www.lrsrecycles.com/reasons-landscape-mulch-company-chicago/

Please help save the earth. It's our only source of chocolate.

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