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According to the Tyratech webpage all the field trials for mite and insect control in the poultry, swine and cattle areas have been highly successful, with anonymous testaments to support this. My question is why if the results are such a resounding success have there been no big contracts signed? Surely if the trials were so successful large farming concerns would be queuing up to purchase the product. Am I missing something? I would appreciate any enlightenment. Thanks.

A definite opportunity for a top up. Great brands which are becoming increasingly popular. Went into my local Morrison's on Saturday and there were nine bottles of Red Leg on the shelve. Popped in today and there were only three bottles left. Same with the Blackwoods gin. I am sure that the post Christmas trading statement will be very positive and if there is news of a distribution deal for Red Leg and a new deal for Blackwoods gin the SP will move well beyond the high of 3.85.

Thanks. Much appreciated.

Thanks for that. Much appreciated.

Is this all testing and field work? Clearly no contracts have been signed as yet. How long does the field work take? Any ideas? Thanks.

Looking forward to the results on the 26th. Should make an interesting read.

Thanks for that. Sounds encouraging. Let's hope for some very good news before the end of the year. As always with this share patience is the key.

'We are currently in commercial discussions with potential licensing partners for MED2002 and we look forward to announcing a licensing agreement in due course.' When the licensing agreement is announced this will rise dramatically. Let's hope it is sooner rather than later. He did say in an earlier interview that he expects an agreement by the end of the year.

Just filter him. No need for rudeness or ignorance on this forum.

Where's that filter button. Goodbye.

Sorry wish I could help. In 2015 when Blackwoods gin was approved for sale in the USA a deal was already in place with Winebow. It was clear from Don's recent presentation to potential investors that he wanted a new company to distribute Red Leg. Not sure that Winebow have pushed the product as well as anticipated.

Good find. Yes lots going on behind the scenes with this company.

There was a bit of a spike when the news came out but it did not last long. It appears to me that Tyru has some good products and great potential. However, sales of guardian in the USA and France will not affect the September update, neither will the sale of the outsmart fly spray. Hopefully a positive update on contracts in the poultry business.

Sounds terrible being in for so much. However, if there is a commercial deal signed for Med2002 before the end of the year as the CEO suggested, the share price will be much higher.

Thanks for that. Definitely used to be on the import page.

Sorry just to follow up from my previous post. Blackwoods Gin does not appear to be on the Winebow Group's imports any longer! Very interesting.

Anybody any ideas why the US distribution deal for Red Leg Rum is taking so long? TTB approval was received last May. The deal to distribute Blackwoods gin through the Winebow Group was reached pretty quickly. Is it to do with cost? Or is Don just trying to get the perfect deal?

Just popped into my local Morrisons. The four bottle of Blackwoods on the shelf on Saturday all sold. This brand should not be underestimated.

Big trade 84K at end of the day. Does someone know something that we don't know? News of Red Leg distribution trade imminent??

The last time the Daily Mail tipped Distil the share price was 1.425. Let's hope for a similar rise over the next few months. News of the US distribution deal would help enormously.