True Product ID Inc.(fka TPID)

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AQSIQ Conducts Critical Discussions with Key Chinese National, Provincial, and Industry Leaders Regarding Implementation of AQSIQ's Contract with TPID To Mark China's LNG Tanks and Other Special Equipment
Wednesday December 19, 2007 14:42:01 EST
BEIJING & PHILADELPHIA, Dec 19, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) --

True Product ID, Inc. (OTCBB:TPDI) today announced that on December 1, 2007, China's counterpart to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the State General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China ("AQSIQ"), conducted critical discussions in Beijing with key Chinese national, provincial, and industry leaders regarding TPID's Synthetic DNA and KMACK anti-counterfeiting and product safety monitoring technology and TPID's contract with AQSIQ to mark China's 130 million LNG tanks and other special equipment.
The meetings followed AQSIQ's government circular and contract with TPID this summer to every province, municipality, and region in China mandating the use of TPID's S-DNA and KMACK technology in AQSIQ's National Special Equipment Safety and Security Initiative.
Attending the official conference that evening were leaders from AQSIQ, each provincial quality inspection administration, China Special Equipments Inspection Association and each LNG tank factory, gas station, gas tank inspection station, as well as other enterprises.
The Honorable Cui Gang, Deputy Director of AQSIQ's Special Equipment Security Supervision Bureau, addressed the conference.
Earlier in the day, TPID's Chinese joint venture affiliate, TPID Beijing, held seminars at its new offices to discuss implementation of the S-DNA Special Equipment Security Taggant Information Supervision System Project mandated in AQSIQ's Circular.
The seminar was hosted by the Honorable Huang Xiaohu, Director of AQSIQ's Credit Committee.
Mr. Zuo Lie, Vice Manager of TPID Beijing, presented a specific implementation plan for AQSIQ's S-DNA Special Equipment Security Taggant Information Management System and Project.
The seminar was attended by leaders and enterprises from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Hubei, Zhejiang and Liaoning Provinces, all of whom agreed with AQSIQ's endorsement of TPID's technology and provided comments on implementation.
TPID's new chairman and CEO, Roger Dunavant, and Ralph Schatzmair, consultant to the MacKay Group, subsequently met privately with AQSIQ's senior leadership, including its Director General and Secretary. A month or so since joining the Company, they also had an opportunity to see in operation the fully operational automated production facility built by TPID-Beijing to mark China's LNG tanks.