Replies to post #38112 on Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

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From third quarter conference call

Brian Kinstlinger - Maxim Group
I was just hoping you would mention and it was helpful to know you had 1.2 million of sales for cotton orders of Pima Cot, could you tell us how much cotton orders that ordered that generated that amount of revenue?

Jim Hayward - President and CEO
Sure that was approximately 30 million pounds of cotton generated that revenue.

So signature DNA to mark 70 million pounds of cotton was shipped between July and September 2015


This 70 million pounds include both brands Pimacott(Louis Dreyfus Commodities,Divatex,SUPIMA) and Homegrown Upland cotton (Divatex)

In June 2015, the company announced the sale of DNA to tag over 20 million pounds of cotton. That number has soared to a total of 100 million pounds over the summer, and includes DNA-tagging cotton under both of its brands, "PimaCott™," for DNA-tagged Pima cotton, and "HomeGrown™" for DNA-tagged American Upland cotton. To keep up with demand, APDN is installing its proprietary SigNature T DNA-transfer systems at multiple cotton gins throughout the US.

Rodger Glaspey, Head of Western US operations for cotton at Louis Dreyfus Commodities, stated,
“This unique partnership within the supply chain will help ensure that the consumer gets exactly what
the label says: the finest cotton grown in the world today, 100% Pima Cotton grown in America.”

ADNAS AND DIVATEX LAUNCH HOMEGROWN™ SOURCE-VERIFIED UPLAND COTTON