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Monday, December 18, 2006 5:50:49 PM

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FVRD article on allpennystocks.com 12/15

Prosperity Is Feeding, Growing: Favored Incorporated (Pink Sheets:FVRD)
http://www.allpennystocks.com/apsc/us/article/fvrd_dec_15_2006.htm

By Glenn Wilkins - AllPennyStocks.com News Reporter

December 15, 2006 (AllPennyStocks.com Media Inc.) - There are many situations in which investment is very simple: find companies you understand, making products that can either be eaten or drunk, and follow their success in supplying demand for such products.


With people in our society living longer, more attention is being paid to the quality of the foods they eat. Companies paying special heed to reducing impurities in foods to maintain our good health and quality of life will be the ones that lead the economy in the future.



One company directing its efforts to improving food is Favored Incorporated (PINK SHEETS:FVRD) out of West Lafayette, Indiana, whose FAVOREDâ system delivers food products that are traceable from origin to consumer ("from seed to plate", as expressed in company literature), thus assuring consumers that those foods are free of growth hormones and antibiotics, and produced with only non-genetically modified feed rations.


Favored's story is impressive and merits attentions from small cap investors because of some irrefutable numbers from food industry organizations. Sales of organic foods mushroomed (pardon the pun) from $1 billion in 1990 to $12.2 billion in 2004 according to the Organic Trade Association (all figures in U.S. funds unless specified otherwise). As for the extra cost to our grocery bill for foods that aren't genetically enhanced, 88% more consumers have demonstrated they are willing to pay that cost, according to the Natural Marketing Institute. Sales to consumers who demand natural or organic foods now exceed $30 billion a year.


Favored has already capitalized on this new consumer readiness, which the industry churned out $7.2 billion in revenue last year. Favored is selling its beef products at fine dining houses in major cities like New York, and winning awards from hospitality industry bodies. The recognition from diners and industry has spawned a remarkable growth, which has necessitated for the company a move to newer, bigger headquarters in West Lafayette.


There is another factor to be considered; the issue of bioterrorism. Thanks to the system that the company is now in the process of patenting, policymakers in many countries are now looking into the value of making food traceability mandatory to ensure that food is free from pathogens and other toxins that terrorists could use to wipe out entire populations.


Favored works with growers, grain marketers, millers and feeders to supply uniquely traceable grain, allowing the process to catch on. The company has instituted a system to foster the research and development of the very best seed for its grains, thus making it traceable, too. Besides beef, seed and grain, Favored also offers its own line of soy and pork products.


The whole idea behind this line originated nearly a decade ago, when a crusading dentist, and the current President of Favored, Dr. Claude Page saw a need for a safe and healthy food source consumers could throw their arms around. Having traveled to underdeveloped countries, Page realized the need to improve health through better agricultural practices. His research began with corn and soybeans that offered consistent nutrition at good value, while meeting exceptionally high quality control standards.


In November, Favored entered into a Letter of Intent with Synchronicity Financial for an equity investment, entailing a timed provision for the latter firm to invest up to $1,000,000 in Favored, picking up 147,500 shares at $2 per share, and 18-month warrants at $3 per share.


Favored, which trades on the Pink Sheet market under the symbol FVRD, has its corporate headquarters in West Lafayette, Indiana, as mentioned, its grain facility in nearby Windfall, and Canadian headquarters in the hamlet of Woodslee, Ontario, just up the road from Windsor.


The stock price sits in the bottom portion of a fairly wide - and wild - trading range. The per-share price peaked for the year at $8.00 in late May, only days before it plumbed a gulch of 14 cents. Mid December found the price at a tempting 35 cents a share.




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Although the majority of AllPennyStocks.com reports are independent, it has received compensation for carrying the report on Favored Inc. (FVRD:PINK SHEETS), the compensation is three thousand dollars by a non-affiliated third-party, Equity Alliance International for its efforts in presenting the FVRD profile on its web site and distributing it to its database of subscribers as well as other services, this creates an inherent conflict of interest and readers are encouraged to view the full disclaimer at

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