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OMG - if he gets a good lithium stake we will FLY INTO THE SKY

whats the free float here

good luck with your 3p bye lol

what a dweeb, I am happy to hold, when Oyster lists we will go up and this wont be our only investment

Stef did confirm there won't be any placing unless its for an accretive acquisition. I really don't get why we are down here still - just bizarre - I think £20mill mcap is more appropriate

open those files without paying and I don't see any need to do that do we have any idea how the case is progressing?

Its aim for heaven sake - we could go flying up from here

could become an interesting shell???

I could be waiting years here

Clean Italian gas company

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A fully compostable and recyclable coffee cup and lid is being tested by major high street coffee chains. The company behind the cup, which uses a revolutionary type of 'bioplastic', describes it as a "world first". It says the plastic, which uses eucalyptus, means the cup can withstand heat better than other types of bioplastic. Yet within three months on a compost heap, both the cup and the lid break down to leave just carbon dioxide and water. The inventors also claim that because the plastic is wood-based the whole thing can be recycled with paper. Paul Mines, chief executive of Biome Bioplastics, told Sky News: "What we've got here is a world first.

it said in trial with high street coffee chain

Might add on a dip

will add to this investment - don't forget burton and new bloke have over 6% bigger plan here I think involving Oyster - and plmo got the warrants too

this is not being shorted - its not even on the list of shorted stocks

Costa is committed to taking a lead on cup recycling and, like many others, we are working hard to find a cup that can be recycled ANYWHERE.

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/british-company-develops-biodegradable-coffee-cup-made-of-plant-matter-a3512361.html survey showed that just three of 25 chains questioned sold reusable cups across all of their stores. The same number offered customers an incentive to bring in their own cup. Mr Mines said: “For such a simple product, disposing of a single coffee cup is a very complex problem.

Coffee Capsule market worth $ 6.6bn • Coffee capsules are described as “a rare bright spot in the global food and drink industry” • There are now around 50 different coffee pod or capsule systems on the market • Biome’s focus has been on mid - sized brands in the USA

I'm going to have the last laugh here Watch