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Subject: Re: Organic fertiliser

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Ray

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Date Posted: 18:41:30 05/04/10 Tue
Author Host/IP: r220-101-162-163.cpe.unwired.net.au/220.101.162.163
In reply to: ChumMok 's message, "Organic fertiliser" on 10:02:38 05/03/10 Mon

>They are keen in our technology. But the problem is
>exporting our enzymes mix to them. Because it involves
>biological stuff in our mixtures, we have to convince
>the Aussie regulatory body, I believe the CSIRO body
>that our product will not harm their agricultural
>sector.

So why don't you set up shop in Australia and produce the enzymes here? You will not have any problems with intellectual property rights.
This will also allow potential dual citizenship investment possibilities. That way you will have the best of both worlds!!

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Re: Organic fertiliser	klang wizard	19:50:47 05/05/10 Wed