Eden Research Share Discussion Threads

[brucie5] 28/2/2019 19:31

I'm just left wondering what you're thinking...

Was a good interview, though. Sean underlining the idea that the Malta RNS was possibly the most significant in company's history. Cedroz has all but landed... Though until it's in the US it's not yet there. And revenues will take time to ramp up.

[supersonico] 28/2/2019 19:21

Interesting comments made by SS today..

With the vast amount of resources needed for product development etc I'm of the opinion that there is likely only one operation that needs to be brought in house.

Anyone else tthinking what I'm tthinking?

or am I nuts?

[supersonico] 28/2/2019 12:40

Sean Smitth Intterview with Mole Valley compulsory Farmer safetty identtifier Vedoneire Shirt. FYI Mostt Farmers will shoott on sightt anyone witthoutt a cheque shirtt.

Eden Research parttner gets EU product autthorisation from Maltta for biopestticide Cedroz



Inttriguing/ puzzling commentts about bringing addittional recourses inside tthe company.

Looking forward to hearing tthe dettails.

[supersonico] 28/2/2019 11:03

Cedroz, Mevalone will both send earnings up the Hockey stick imo with Sustaine, Encapsulation and Moluscicide etal following on nicely, compounding as it goes and that's without the help of the Pipelineo Parallelo Twins and the Anti-microbial collaborations that Xinova seem all excited about.

[brucie5] 28/2/2019 10:51

Thanks, Super. I think Eastman could be the making of this company, while we wait to find out wait Sipcam intends around Sustaine. Mevalone for Botrytis is a useful income in the meantime, hopefully rising, but on the projected market size, I don't see it making that much for EDEN, until it achieves the other applications.

[supersonico] 28/2/2019 10:21

Brucie5,

My understanding is it could replace Metam Sodium and Metam Potasium soil fumigants which are both categorized in the U.S .as “Restricted Use Pesticide” and applied pre planting to soil.



I could easily be wrong and Cedroz (which is used Post Planting) could perhaps be used along side MS/MP as part of a IPM solution post planting but I believe MS/MP is under regulatory pressure so I'm not sure how long it has before it gets phased out and replaced entirely by Cedroz or something less toxic.

All Guesses.

[brucie5] 28/2/2019 08:54

Nice to hear about Eastman. Is anyone able to furnish me with more information about how Cedroz may fit into their existing product range. I seem to recall someone saying it would be effectively replacing an existing nematicidal product?

[supersonico] 28/2/2019 08:51

Poisoning the Public: Toxic Agrochemicals and Regulators’ Collusion with Industry

[supersonico] 27/2/2019 07:21

Didier GUILLAUME

@dguillaume26 … Feb25th
Ministre de l’agriculture et de l’alimentation. @Min_Agriculture

'Signature of the preamble to the #SIA2019 #PositiveAgriculture solution contract with 43 partners committed to the agro-ecological transition: collective intelligence in the service of farmers.@Inra_France'

[supersonico] 26/2/2019 17:59

Eastman Named One of the World's Most Ethical Companies® by Ethisphere for the Sixth Time

[supersonico] 26/2/2019 10:29

EdenBerg-Co-innovation ..Parallel Delay..News

Antimicrobial resistance shows no signs of slowing down

ECDC/EFSA report “rings alarm bells”, says EU Commissioner

Data released today by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) reveal that antimicrobials used to treat diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans, such as campylobacteriosis and salmonellosis, are becoming less effective.

Vytenis Andriukaitis, EU Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, said: “The report released today should ring – again – alarm bells. It shows that we are entering into a world where more and more common infections become difficult – or even sometimes impossible – to treat. However, ambitious national policies in some countries limiting antimicrobial use have led to a decrease of antimicrobial resistance.

“So before the alarm bells become a deafening siren, let’s make sure that we increasingly act all together, in every country and across the public health, animal health and environment sectors under the One Health approach umbrella.”



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Eden research..Co-innovation and expansion of breakthrough technology for a natural pesticide and anti-microbial..Xinova

[supersonico] 26/2/2019 08:24

Words that pop up in interesting places.

Collaboration.

Nature-identical product

Perfect fit for IPM programme.
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[supersonico] 22/2/2019 11:06

World's food supply under 'severe threat' from loss of biodiversity
Plants, insects and organisms crucial to food production in steep decline, says UN

[northwick] 22/2/2019 10:59

I hear a different firm of brokers will be making city presentations next week, and private client brokers are invited to attend.Wonder who this could be?????

[supersonico] 22/2/2019 10:02

Green Reds News

Putin orders Russian brand of ‘green’ non-GMO produce to be set up



He explained that “Thanks to Russian scientists, we have ensured our independence in wheat seeds. Experts will confirm how critically important that is.”

Russia’s advantage is in its huge natural resources, Putin said, adding that these resources should be used specifically to increase the production of organic, non-GMO food products.

“I instruct the government to create a protected domestic brand of environmentally friendly, green products. We should ensure that only safe for the human health technologies are used in that production.”

Putin noted that the production should “serve as a guarantee of high quality both domestically and internationally.”

“I assure you these products will be very popular abroad because nothing of high quality is left there.”

[supersonico] 21/2/2019 11:41

Direction of travel News

Nufarm = Sumitomo Affiliate/Collaborators



Nufarm announced the acquisition of Trunemco, a global nematode management seed treatment solution with a first-of-its-kind patented combination of a microorganism and biochemical to defend against a broad spectrum of damaging nematode species. Trunemco will be developed and commercialized in a number of key global markets, and is expected to be launched this year in the United States, pending registration by the U.S. EPA.

This patented technology, developed by BASF, aligns with Nufarm’s growth strategy, offering both new and innovative crop protection products in conjunction with quality foundational solutions.

“The acquisition of Trunemco is an excellent reflection of our commitment to help Nufarm partners and growers attain leading-edge solutions to combat the increasing challenges they face,” says Brendan Deck, general manager, North America.
Trunemco is a seed-applied treatment that contains a biochemical which primes soybean, corn and cotton plant physiology, activating the natural defense systems that provide broad-spectrum protection against nematodes. It also contains a microbial which boosts root health and seedling vigor. Field trials of this natural biochemical and microbial solution result in higher yields and less nematode damage.

[supersonico] 21/2/2019 09:08

Cedroz from Eastman receives EU Product Authorisation


KINGSPORT, Tenn., February 20, 2019 – Eastman is pleased to announce that it has received authorization from the Regulatory Affairs Directorate in Malta for Cedroz, a crop protection innovation from Eastman. Cedroz is a nature-identical product, formulated and patented by Eden Research plc and developed by Eastman and Eden as a post-planting nematicidal solution to the problem of root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) in Solanaceae and Cucurbitaceae crops.

Malta is acting as the zonal rapporteur Member State for the Southern EU agricultural zone and on behalf of a number of EU countries for indoor uses. This represents the successful completion of the first stage in the authorization process in the EU.

Following the authorization by Malta, the concerned Member States (“cMS”) are allocated time to grant authorisation for the sale and use of Cedroz within their jurisdictions. Once ratified by each cMS, the approvals will cover Spain and Italy, for outdoor uses and, in addition to these Member States, the approvals will also cover France, Belgium, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom for professional greenhouse uses.

In addition to these important new territories, Malta has authorized the use of Cedroz on a wide range of crops, including cucumbers, courgettes, melons, aubergine, peppers, tomatoes and strawberries. Nematodes can cause severe damage to crops globally for both open field and greenhouse growers resulting in yield losses and driving up costs.

“This authorization by Malta is a great achievement for the commercial development of Cedroz,” said Guy Van Den Bossche, General Manager, Crop Protection at Eastman. “We gained strong interest in the product from farmers, following successful trials, and are confident Cedroz will now prove itself in field and greenhouse both as a standalone solution to the problem of root-knot nematodes and as part of integrated pest management programs for the approved geographies and crops.”
Crop Protection is part of Eastman’s Additives and Functional Products business segment.
"Following Eden’s initial investment in the formulation of this important product, Eastman has invested further significant resource over the past three years in the further development of Cedroz, and it is pleasing to see our collective efforts coming to fruition,” said Sean Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Eden.
Eastman is a global advanced materials and specialty additives company that produces a broad range of products found in items people use every day. With a portfolio of specialty businesses, Eastman works with customers to deliver innovative market-driven approaches take advantage of world-class technology platforms and leading positions in attractive end-markets such as transportation, building and construction, and consumables. Eastman focuses on creating consistent, superior value for all stakeholders. As a globally diverse company, Eastman serves customers in more than 100 countries and had 2018 revenues of approximately $10 billion. The company is headquartered in Kingsport, Tennessee, USA and employs approximately 14,500 people around the world. For more information, visit hxxp://www.eastman.com

[brucie5] 20/2/2019 19:47

Atty, how do work out 2m profit this year? 2018 revenue was 2.8m and loss was 1m. Implying costs of almost 4m. I believe that was also the figure shore had penciled in.

[northwick] 20/2/2019 17:20

Apart from a couple of trades, all were buys as the MM were offering stock at 9.44p in the morning. Appears a few of them cleared their books for the day. We now need a couple of large buy orders to propel the Share price higher. Question is Who is brave enough to buy at this levels ?????

[supersonico] 20/2/2019 17:03

I imagine the buy order has been in for a while and expect to see a decent total when it's filled.