Replies to post #203663 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[TRUISM]

isn't everyone curious and does anyone have any data on what is being done about that poisoning of the silkmakers as a failure point?

I worry about lack of disclosure about the monitoring of contaminants. there being contaminants in material used for say fibers reinforcing tires or shoe soles is unlikely to be a problem. more risk of spreading contaminants to where harm is done might come from say using as a brake pad or a personal protective wearable.

I just hope the soil was tested on the land KBLB expected to utilize in Vietnam:

Kraig labs has also taken steps to ensure that feedstock will not disrupt its future winter production cycle, by utilizing land set aside from the government to immediately plant an additional 40 acres of mulberry trees. This increased capacity and continuous supply of high quality mulberry is an important component of the Company’s production operations. This expansion of lands available to the Company and its work with the local farming cooperatives will allow for tighter control and ensure that this key input in readily available and of the highest quality.

iKRAIG BIOCRAFT LABORATORIES IMPLEMENTS NEW MEASURES TO ENSURE YEAR ROUND PRODUCTION AND QUALITY OF ITS COMMERCIAL SILK PRODUCTION- January 30, 2020

Nowhere was it stated they tested the soil...

Hope it doesn't turn out to be another "oops" moment.


Something tells me that if they didn't, they'll say "significant measures were both covered and implemented."

A non-answer, to a direct question.





TRUTH

[SilkRoad]

Just have to wash the leaves which they should be doing. IMHO