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If I can make it to the AGM this year I have questions about funding 1/Ian why has it taken so long to address the funding issue ? Are you having problems ? 2/ this has been hanging over the heads of loyal shareholders for far too long a simple open offer could have sorted this a year ago why has this not happened .
Is anyone coming to the AGM. Just remember everyone our value is the patents. The more we have the higher the price when we get bought out. Last post for me till news comes as its hard to read the rubbish posted on here. Keep up the great work Gixer. I will/am adding as and when I can especially at these prices
Wtf is going on ,how low can we go
Anysight of a patent to help the wee blue pill
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An impressive list of health benefits. I'm sure they apply to the general public, rather than shareholders, wherehair loss and blood pressure may be an issue? :-)
Looks like the relaunch is close.
https://www.facebook.com/ORIRIhealth
Hi gixer,
Many thanks for the wonderful findings. With all these patent approved, 18P will be very cheap option. It could be 118P.
“Some product registrations “ could mean any amount!
I’ve got a feeling when Bluehat is approved there’s going to be an awful lot of products released at the same time ! Imho
Got a few bases covered now.
Preventing hair loss and hair growth
Treatment of cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury
Product with the effects of brightening skin
Function of improving memory
Reducing blood fat
Lowering of blood pressure
and more
https://patents.google.com/?q=(%22water-soluble+tomato%22)&assignee=%E6%B1%A4%E8%87%A3%E5%80%8D%E5%81%A5%E8%82%A1%E4%BB%BD%E6%9C%89%E9%99%90%E5%85%AC%E5%8F%B8&sort=new
Along with all the studies and the health function application for platelet aggregation you can't doubt By-Healths commitment.
Some did though.
"Application of water-soluble tomato concentrate in preparation of hair loss reducing and hair growing products"
https://patents.google.com/patent/CN116803404A/en
Another route to revenue.
Because the alliance agreement came to an end.
They might not have been given another option. But we have no idea what negotiations took place to come to the new agreement.
As for revenue.... I think this makes it clearer.
"Sales of the Fruitflow II SD ingredient in excess of £280k have been made in the six months after the Company's 31 March 2023 year end, confirmed sales orders in excess of £155k are currently being processed and the Company is dealing with numerous sales enquiries from existing and new customers for further direct sales of Fruitflow II SD in 2023 and beyond."
Thanks Alf , my thoughts as well , why would DSM sell the ff to pxs only to buy it back !
The wording is ambiguous I agree. I take it as 280k for the half year, with already 155k of not yet invoiced orders in the second half. If there are more incoming orders up to the end March 24, then the second half should easily exceed the first. I do think DSM would have tried to stock up as many as they could before handing the customer list over, so I don't think the 280k represents any particular level of sales that we can extrapolate. If that view is correct, there is reasonable optimism for non By Health sales going forward. Add the By Health potential, and we have another story completely IMHO
Alfista , can you give me your opinion of this statement from the finals ..”· The customer transfer process from DSM to Provexis has progressed well, and it saw initial sales of £74k in the quarter ended 31 March 2023, following the inventory transfer in February. Sales in excess of £280k have been made post year end, confirmed sales orders in excess of £155k are currently being processed and the Company is dealing with numerous sales enquiries from existing and new customers for further direct sales of Fruitflow in 2023 and beyond.”. . .. at first glance it looks encouraging £280k H1 and £155k for H2 ... but you can look at it as £280k income of which £155k is being processed . A bit concerning if that is the case . Imo
Big difference between retail produce sold at a premium, and commercial juicing tomatoes, where cost is the vital element.
I really shouldn't have to be pointing out the bleedin' obvious, but there it is.
Https://www.tomatonews.com/en/antiplatelet-health-effects-of-tomato-products_2_2115.html
“Of all the tomatoes we buy in the UK, British growers currently produce around a fifth – around 100,000 tonnes. During the summer, this goes up to around half the tomatoes bought. The rest are mostly imported from elsewhere in the world (some 400,000 tonnes).”
Source: https://www.britishtomatoes.co.uk/tomato-facts
Clearly growing tomatoes in the U.K. is viable.
3 for 2 at H&B
Code TREAT gets dowm to 11.33
Are you sure you should be an investor? In anything?
For the money IF is getting he should be making FF in his garage imo , taking the P---.
Shall we guess the cost of growing tomatoes. Example 1. The fruits are harvested by machine, having grown outdoors in the warm climes of southern states such as Italy, Spain or Portugal. Example 2. The fruits are harvested by hand, having grown in a controlled environment requiring night time heating at the very least, and daily tending and sideshooting whilst the fruits develop and ripen, with huge maintenance costs for the infrastructure.
Not difficult to work out, surely?
Thanks for your thoughts , IF should have gone ahead with this action ASAP if it has ben costing PXS money.
I still want FF to be made in the UK for export to countries out of the EU.
As Fruitflow is manufactured in the EU and shipped to the UK there should be no tariff when shipping back to the EU but that seems to be a bit of a grey area in some instances.
Link from results
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/55648201
"The boss of M&S was using Percy Pigs as an example of a situation in which it was not yet clear whether a tariff needed to be paid.
The sweets are manufactured and packaged in Germany and then shipped to the UK - no tariffs are payable because of the trade deal.
They are then taken from the M&S warehouses and exported to stores in the Republic of Ireland, which is part of the EU.
Now, this is the complicated bit. Because they have left the EU and not been processed enough to count as being made in the UK, it may be that a tariff needs to be paid to get them back into the EU, despite them having been made in the EU in the first place.
If they had been unpacked and put on a cupcake, for example, there would be no tariff because they would have been transformed, but just storing them in the UK is not enough.
It's hard to see why this situation has emerged because it is not obviously in the interests of either the UK or the EU.
Easy answer is to warehouse FF in EU then no tariffs within EU
EH. It has to be in a Eurozone country to get around the import duty!