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I think the production problems have been sorted and once you know the answers to the problems you can start to work on the manufacturing process to speed things up . I don't think these discs will ever be mass-produced but they can get closer to that goal .

There is great potential here with multiple markets to address with this technology. Personally I see it being used extensively in caravans , mobile homes , motor homes, yachts , ships and any pre-constructed living space ...as well as flats , hotel rooms etc.. The world market for these applications is enormous. I wouldn't let the past cloud the vision of the future just as market opportunities begin to unfold .

It really is good news 🙌 The USA and Canada are massive markets with cold winter climates ! 20 million people in the USA live in trailers or mobile homes / manufactured homes . That's over 6% of the population. I think there is a real market for this technology , just in that sector alone .

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OK fair enough , it's good to be prudent 👌

If customers one , two and three are PepsiCo ( which there is overwhelming evidence to suggest that that is the case ) then Walkers in the UK should begin to use MicroSalt during 2025 . As indicated in the April RNS . I don't believe, at the moment , that they are including MicroSalt in their flavourings. Looking at the ingredients on their 45% lower salt packet they are using Potassium Chloride as a salt substitute. It will be interesting to see if that changes.

I wish you and all other investors in SALT 🧂 all the very best 👌. It's a great idea and has huge potential. The key 🔑 will be in getting the patent application granted . Not sure how long that will take but whilst waiting the use of MicroSalt will just grow and grow , especially if backed by companies like PepsiCo. All in my humble opinion of course 😌

Ddubya

You are now deliberately trying to confuse the issue here as you have been from the very start . This is from the April RNS ....

"· Customer 1 (Mexican division of Customer 3) purchased in excess of 66mT (146,483 lbs.) for use in 3 mainstream items with 2 more planned to begin in Q3 2025.

· Customer 2 (North American division of Customer 3…Canada, US) purchased 22mT (40,148 lbs.) for 1 full brand (multiple items) with two more planned for Q4 2025.

· Customer 3 (HQ International division…GB, Belgium), both new locations for 2025, has begun work with approximately 6mT (12,434 lbs.) as initial orders ahead of commencement of commercial production in Q3 2025."

Customer one , two and three are all the same customer . It clearly states the countries I have mentioned where PepsiCo have crisp factories. I have checked this information.

Customer 3 is PepsiCo from all my arguments which I have set out here .

Yet again you have no idea what you are talking about !

Just to clarify "customer 3 " has crisp and snack factories in the following countries...

USA , Canada, Mexico , Belgium and UK

PepsiCo has crisp and snack factories in the following countries...

USA , Canada , Mexico , Belgium and UK .

No other major soft drink food and snack company has a crisp factory in Belgium therefore we can conclude that customer 3 is infact PepsiCo .

It's quite easy and simple to grasp !

Customer 3 has factories in USA , Canada, Mexico , Belgium and UK ..your Roger and Roger doesn't.

Your arguments don't hold water as usual .

Roger and Roger who make Croky crisps in Belgium

aren't in the same league as "Customer 3, one of the world's largest food, soft drink and snack manufacturers." The largest crisp factory in the country is owned by PepsiCo.

Pedro , I think the valuation of the company would be very dependent on the patent being granted . I'm sure that companies such as PepsiCo would be very interested in buying Microsalt . There's such a big market out there . It's great that the salt sticks automatically to the food item too ! Personally I'm a big fan of Walkers Crisps especially the cheese and onion ! Fingers crossed that MicroSalt can get that patent granted . That should dramatically effect the sp .

The large factory in Belgium which is owned by PepsiCo, The Veurne plant , produces crisps for 14 countries, mainly for Belgium, France and the Netherlands. Then there is Walkers in the UK coming on stream in 2025 . It's a significant increase in market coverage.

As I mentioned below Belgium is a very small country and only has one very large crisp factory . That factory is owned by PepsiCo . Therefore , " Customer 3 " mentioned in the April RNS is PepsiCo . There are no ifs or buts or maybes and I certainly would not divulge inside information. How dare you even suggest that !

You need to improve your research.

Belgium is a very small country and only has one very large crisp factory 🏭

Guess who owns that ? Yes , you've guessed it PepsiCo !

https://www.just-food.com/news/pepsico-invests-in-belgium-crisp-production/

The April RNS states all the countries where "Customer 3" ie PepsiCo has manufacturing facilities. PepsiCo has crisp factories in all those countries in including the UK (Walkers) and Belgium (Lays) Canada , Mexico , North America. Quite a coincidence wouldn't you say 🤔

OK I admit that it says the UK is new for 2025 but you are just being pedantic !

If I were you 'ddubya' you should start doing some research ! You have clearly demonstrated that you have no idea what you are talking about !

I don't think Walkers would have to show MicroSalt as an ingredient. Just salt would suffice.

It was in 2019 that Microsalt was incorporated into a food product so it ties in with the launch of Walker's new low salt product in 2022 . Assuming they are using Microsalt which, in my view , is highly likely since there isn't an alternative in the market .

This is from the Investors Chronicle last Friday's edition....

"MicroSalt whetted the appetite of Investors by securing recurring bulk purchases of it's full-flavour , low sodium salt , for multiple product lines from one of the world's largest food manufacturers. The company also anticipates additional purchase orders from the same customer "

PepsiCo is one of the largest food manufacturers in the USA and the world . It has multiple crisp and snack ranges . I can't really think of another company which fits the bill .

It was in March 2022 that Walkers launched their new low salt range ....

https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/walkers-launches-its-first-non-hfss-crisps-range-with-half-the-salt/665523.article

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