Solucorp Introduces Environmentally "Helpful" Green Packing Chips as Corporate Emphasis Shifts From R&D to Sales and Marketing

  
    
  
  
    
      Solucorp Industries Ltd. (OTC: SLUP) has introduced its third Green 
      product -- environmentally “helpful” 
      packing peanut chips, commonly referred to as “peanuts.”
    
    
      Solucorp’s environmentally “helpful” 
      IFS packing peanuts represent another of the company’s 
      patented Integrated Fixation System (IFS) heavy metals remediation 
      delivery technologies. The IFS “helpful” 
      packing peanuts are made of static-free organic starch and contain the 
      Company’s patented Molecular Bonding System 
      (MBS) heavy metals remediation technology which, when released, will 
      react in the presence of moisture and permanently remediate any 
      hazardous heavy metals that may attempt to leach out.
    
    
      In the past, packing peanuts were made from non-biodegradable 
      petroleum-based products until pressure from environmentalists caused 
      manufacturers to begin using biodegradable starch peanuts, which would 
      disintegrate causing no harm to the environment once the chips are 
      disposed. These peanuts were commonly referred to as environmentally “safe” 
      and often were dyed green. Manufacturers, distributors or any other 
      entity that ships parts or other merchandise to their customers use 
      packing peanuts worldwide. Packing peanuts are used because they are 
      lightweight, surround the entire product and interlock firmly for total 
      protection during shipment or storage, and are cost effective.
    
    
      Solucorp is currently in discussions with Real Time Marketing, LLC to 
      assist in the marketing of the environmentally “helpful” 
      packing chips. Solucorp’s LEAD OUT Paint 
      Stripper sales have begun to gain traction due to marketing via a 
      commercial website (www.leadoutpaintstripper.com) 
      designed and managed by Real Time Marketing. The IFS LEAD OUT product is 
      a soy-based stripper incorporating Solucorp’s 
      patented MBS technology. The MBS technology reacts with lead and other 
      heavy metals to provide a one-step remediation of the metals while 
      stripping the paint. The website has added in excess of 100 new 
      customers for the LEAD OUT product and Solucorp is beginning to 
      experience repeat orders.
    
    
      Solucorp also markets its IFS-2C mercury control technology, targeted to 
      coal burning utilities, under the trade name MetalliFIX through CoaLogix 
      Inc., its exclusive licensee to the coal burning power generation 
      industry. Having passed several tests and demonstration milestones in 
      laboratories and at working power plants, Solucorp is focused on the 
      commercial sales of this product to the power generation industry.
    
    
      “We are pleased with the efforts of Real Time 
      Marketing LLC, and look forward to further improving sales as we expand 
      our sales and marketing relationships. Our environmentally “helpful” 
      peanuts mark another milestone as Solucorp shifts from R&D to sales and 
      marketing.” states Noel E. Spindler, 
      President of Solucorp’s Integrated Fixation 
      System subsidiary.
    
    
      About Solucorp Industries Ltd.
    
    
      Solucorp Industries Ltd., www.solucorpltd.com 
      is a developer and provider of cost effective, permanent technologies 
      for the remediation and prevention of hazardous heavy metal (including 
      lead, mercury, arsenic, chromium, copper, zinc, nickel, selenium and 
      cadmium) contamination. Solucorp is the owner of several patents and 
      numerous additional patents that are pending. Solucorp Industries Ltd. 
      has three wholly owned subsidiaries: Solucorp Industries, Integrated 
      Fixation System Company, Inc., and WITS, Inc.
    
    
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