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Innovenn was sold by Venn to Integumen 6yrs ago. Now deepverge.

I'm guessing, like any other loan, checks will be in place to ensure they will be able to comfortably repay it before it's granted. They must have looked at the books and been content they'll get their capital and interest back. Doesn't concern me greatly.

We've always said you were a c0ck, so wrong.

Imagine if Skin Trust Club was presented on Dragons Den. If you heard all the facts, 15 years expertise , can tell you what is scientifically right for your skin, 18 of the top 20 cosmetics companies use the tech, a World's first, 300 products available (each tested at a cost), featured in Forbes, OK magazine, The Guardian etc, animal friendly, I've missed loads there but you get the gist. Would they be in, would you?

Exciting stuff coming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fACPDKoNbUg

https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2022-06-09a.1013.1
Philip Dunne Chair, Environmental Audit Committee, Chair, Environmental Audit Committee
The hon. Member may not be as familiar with the Environment Act as I am, but it is made very clear in the Act that the monitoring devices that water companies are going to be obliged to install will make information on water quality available within 15 minutes or in near real time.

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I see, thanks for that Gerry.

Something like this would be a nice win.

Risk Assessments, Maintenance and Testing of Water Systems Ireland.
Water Borne Pathogen (Microbiological Water) and Chemical Analysis Testing
Value: £10M
https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2022/W21/775356837

Brilliant, of all the categories that's the most exciting one to win! Basically game changing.

"Disruptive technology is an innovation that significantly alters the way that consumers, industries, or businesses operate. A disruptive technology sweeps away the systems or habits it replaces because it has attributes that are recognizably superior."

Forgot the source.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1z9GunGKrYdAovsJh2vY1FK3dKfu7Rr1U/view

Smeeno. LTb,
Previously Labskin had been sold as a one-off product for about £1,500.
The customer was corporate R&D labs.
Brandon’s plan was to sell it, not to companies’ R&D teams, but to their
marketing teams. From his Alltracel days, Brandon knew a bit about
skincare marketing. He knew that marketing teams wanted to make big
science-backed claims on the side of their products. And he knew that
making those claims was expensive — between labs, trials, test subjects,
it cost about £200,000 to run a scientific study.
Brandon’s plan was to use Labskin to run these trials much more
cheaply. Instead of charging R&D labs a one-off £1,500, Integumen
started charging marketing teams a recurring £50,000.
“We went from a turnover of £49,000 in the first half of 2018, to nearly
£300,000 by the end of the year,” Brandon said. “So it was: okay, now
we’ve got something here. Let’s just move this faster.”

https://mcusercontent.com/d9ebd7c1aa0f3dbc5fab42eca/files/90868d8d-9e5e-e607-ff4a-ebf0da93a69d/DeepVergeplc_Research_Update_30May2022__FINAL_BG.pdf

I'm pleased about this. I always thought it was strange to have to access both the website and the app.

WHAT'S NEW
Exciting new features include:

- You can now buy our kit in the app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.labskin.skin_trust_club&hl=en_US&gl=US

I'm with you on that Gidget. It's great you can see how quickly this is growing right in front of our eyes.

4 companies now proudly displaying the Labskin seal of approval logo on their products.

https://www.labskin.co.uk/microbiome-friendly-plus/

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220523/New-e28098Labskin-Microbiome-Friendly2b-Seal-of-Approvale28099-unveiled.aspx

Very professional looking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjqz-evnTq8

Cheers Smeeno, does look encouraging.

We recommend that the level of financial support provided to the Environment Agency be reviewed as a matter of urgency in the light of its new statutory responsibilities and the scale of the regulatory task it faces, recognising its continued need for efficiency. (Paragraph 352)

Through the Comprehensive Spending Review in November 2021 and subsequent budget determination process, Defra has reviewed the Environment Agency’s Grant-in-Aid water quality budget. The department has made significant increases to the Environment Agency’s budget for inspections and enforcement of the farming sector and water companies, allowing 500 sewerage inspections per year and 4000 farms visits. In addition to increased funding to enable the Environment Agency to modernise and digitise their water quality monitoring system. The Environment Agency also receives charging funds from permits that it can use to increase compliance.

Technology for continuous monitoring of water quality is evolving rapidly. We recommend that the Environment Agency invite manufacturers to submit products for evaluation so that the Agency can rapidly introduce cost-efficient and effective sensors at an increased number of locations. (Paragraph 170)

The water industry is required, under the Environment Act, to install continuous monitors upstream and downstream of all its sewage discharges. The Environment Agency will supplement this with their ongoing use of continuous water quality monitors to investigate pollution sources from all sectors. The development of cost-efficient and effective sensors is largely a matter for manufacturers. The Environment Agency do not have a role in product evaluation.