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[demmo47]

“We have been informed by Mr. Mervin Klein, IDenta's contact person to the DOD test for the explosive identifiers”

Mervin Klein

http://www.thecrjournal.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=256:cr-around-the-world-south-african-celebs&catid=9:cr-around-the-world&Itemid=9

http://www.trademarkia.com/company-mervin-klein-3259067-page-1-2

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mervin-klein/11/49/346

He’s into clothing and apparel. I guess that uniquely qualifies him to be a DOD contact on these types of matters.

[pamo14]

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[midastouch017]

Promises, promises!!!

Also, we are in the process of finishing the development of the "blister type" packaging for the introduction of the new General Screening test kit into the drug store chain in 2011. We will release the name of the store chain when we are permitted to do so."

IDenta Corp. (PINKSHEETS: IDTA) CEO Yaacov Shoham today released this statement in regards to the meeting with Earthbound LLC:

"Following the press release from October 19, 2009, Identa is releasing the results of the meeting between Earthbound, LLC (the company representing Identa in the USA-CANADA retail consumer market) and the officials from one of the largest American drug store chains.

"The meeting took place this week with high level executives and decision makers from the drug store chain.

"The meeting went well and the chain officials are very interested in offering the Identa products under their private label.

"Identa will supply in the next few weeks, samples of the new General Drug Screening Detector for the American drug store chain, to design it with a private label.

"Identa expects that in the first quarter of 2010, the detectors will be on the shelves of the drug store chain stores.

"The name of the drug store chain will be released in the near future after the agreement is signed between the parties."

Mr Shoham further added, "This is the first significant step in making the Identa kits available to the general public and we expect more chain stores to offer the kits."