Eden Research Share Discussion Threads

[mirandaj] 23/4/2021 09:02

The filter button does work.

As I posted "a reminder"

[neutralpov] 23/4/2021 08:29

Errrr, he's saying "Sell up and run for the hills."

[investingisatrickygame] 23/4/2021 08:20

Mirandaj,

Accepting the highlighted part of your post, what is it that you are saying by posting this now?

[mirandaj] 23/4/2021 06:49

Mexico approval given for Cedroz in December 2019 - a reminder



"Approval of Cedroz in Mexico and access to the US agricultural import market

Eden Research plc (AIM: EDEN), the AIM listed company that develops and supplies breakthrough biopesticide products and natural microencapsulation technologies to the global crop protection, animal health and consumer products industries, is pleased to announce that its commercial partner, Eastman Chemical Company ("Eastman"), has received full authorisation for Eden's nematicide formulation, marketed as Cedroz™ by Eastman, in Mexico.

Key highlights of the authorisation:

·    Access now gained into the all-important US agricultural import market

·    Approval is the first for Eden developed products in Mexico and a foothold into the Americas

·    US imports of agricultural products from Mexico totalled $26bn in 2018

·    Cedroz is formulated with Eden's Sustaineä encapsulation and delivery technology for its improved bioactivity, controlling volatility and advanced crop safety

Cedroz is an innovative and natural solution designed to fight nematodes, a pest that is known to cause severe damage to crops globally, in both open field and greenhouse production resulting in yield losses and increasing farmers' costs. Mexico has authorised the use of Cedroz on a wide range of crops, including tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, eggplants, melons, chili peppers, pepinos and squash.

The approval in Mexico represents the first for Cedroz, or any Eden-developed product, in the Americas. U.S. imports of agricultural products from Mexico totalled $26 billion in 2018, with Mexico being the largest supplier of agricultural products to the U.S. According to the U.S. Trade Representative, the leading categories of agricultural products from Mexico in 2018 included fresh vegetables ($5.9 billion), with the leading crops including tomatoes and peppers, along with other fresh fruit ($5.8 billion).  Processed fruit and vegetables accounted for another $1.7 billion.

As Mexico is a large exporter of fresh produce to the U.S., this is a commercially important territory for Eastman who registered and will distribute Cedroz supplied by Eden.

Cedroz offers growers tremendous advantages by providing high levels of efficacy against nematodes.  The active ingredients in Cedroz are exempt from residue limits and have very low or no pre-harvest intervals, giving growers the ability to apply the product just prior to harvest, providing maximum benefits and flexibility. 

Cedroz is formulated with Eden's Sustaineä encapsulation and delivery technology, a proven system derived from yeast. Sustaine microcapsules are naturally sourced, plastic-free, biodegradable micro-spheres derived from yeast. The Sustaine technology has enabled the safe and effective use of Eden's registered active ingredients and those of third parties by improving bioactivity, controlling volatility and improving crop safety."

[supersonico] 23/4/2021 06:19

PEPSICO ANNOUNCES 2030 GOAL TO SCALE REGENERATIVE FARMING PRACTICES ACROSS 7 MILLION ACRES

Spreading the adoption of regenerative farming practices across 7 million acres – approximately equal to 100% of the land used around the world to grow crops and ingredients for the company’s products. In the U.S., for example, PepsiCo has worked with farmers to plant cover crops on over 85,000 acres and has seen up to a 38% net reduction in on-farm greenhouse gas emissions, including soil carbon sequestration. Through efforts with industry-leading partners, the company will expand regenerative agriculture programs to more than 500,000 acres of U.S. farmland by the end of 2021. PepsiCo will also continue to grow its global network of Demonstration Farms, which enable peer-to-peer learning and in 2020 grew to more than 350 farms with more than 80% adopting regenerative farming practices.

[northwick] 22/4/2021 17:39

Hello SuperThank you for your post of earlier today on Cedroz in Mexico. Would I be right to assume that Eden has already supplied Eastman's distributors with Cedroz and is in their warehouses?If not, why would Eastman prompt a new innovative product that is not readily available and tarnish its brand in the process?

[supersonico] 22/4/2021 17:37

Eden Research plc
@edenresearch

It is exciting to see the support Cedroz is receiving from
@EastmanChemCo
’s partners in Mexico. Using social media to spread the word about sustainable solutions for the control of plant parasitic nematodes! #Cedroz #sustainableagriculture #biocontrol

[neutralpov] 22/4/2021 11:46

Human nature to repeat doing what one enjoys doing.

Chuckling at mugs is enjoyable.

Checked the dividend payment record of this fine stock?

--

Here, Rover: "Corteva!"

No.

"CORTEVA!!"

(chuckle)

[neutralpov] 22/4/2021 08:38

b-a-a-a-a !

Arrogant halfwits simply can't work out that if this truly was the gem they pray it is, the BoD and their mates would have pulled out all the stops, beg borrowed stolen and have gradually over the years bought all of the stock. Even now, this dog is gettable for a mere £50m.

But there's a reason they haven't and haven't even tried.

They aren't a charity.

The BoD are in a better position than the mugwumpfs to assess the true worth of this pooch.... and it's zippedy-doo-daa.

After some dilutions and mounting debt finance, still only these arrogant ramping fools will quietly fade away, licking their wounds.... only to fall into yet another AIM idiot-trap.

Still, I'm content. I'm a wolf. The Good Lord, she made sheep for a purpose. Even arrogant sheep.

spadey drooled:
> Participate to get product and more gifts.

Spamming, now?

[neutralpov] 22/4/2021 08:29

Pavlov sounds bell. Dog salivates.

Someone mentions "Corteva". Muppet salivates.

(chuckle)

[supersonico] 21/4/2021 22:49

Eastman / Cedroz Web page updated and Videos


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In vitro test demonstrating the lethal effect of Cedroz on root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne).

Second-stage juvenile (J2) nematodes were exposed to Cedroz for 24 hours and then transferred to distilled water to be observed for 34, 48, 72, and 120 hours to determine whether they would recover. This was done to verify the lethal effect of the product (as opposed to apparent mortality). The test demonstrates that Cedroz is indeed a nematicide (lethal) and not a nematostatic (halts growth) product.



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Cedroz customer testimonial from Díaz Greenhouses, Santa Ana Coatepec Atlixco, Puebla, Mexico

Víctor Manuel Cazales from Químicas Lucava introduces Díaz Greenhouses manager Johanna Carmona Hernández, who talks about how Cedroz reduced nematode incidence in the greenhouses in which it was tested. Ms Hernández explains that, at harvest, the crops where Cedroz had been applied showed improved productivity and fruit quality compared with the crops where another commercial product had been applied.



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Cedroz: Desintegra a los Nemátodos

Conoce Cedroz. Sus microcápsulas de liberación prolongada se hacen parte del suelo y desintegran a los nemátodos de maneta continua. Para mayor información, consulta a uno de nuestros asesores o ingresa a:


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NEMÁTODOS, UNA AMENAZA PARA TU CULTIVO

Free technical training webinar, given by the M.I.A. Agustín Peralta Fernando. Participate to get product and more gifts.


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[neutralpov] 21/4/2021 19:03

SUMMARY

Syngenta ... worth investing in
Eden Research ... hahaha

[supersonico] 21/4/2021 16:50

Noirstalgic pre 'Eden as a Consolidator' Memory lane dive of when John Wayne sat on a panel with Dr. Camilla Corsi, Head of Crop Protection Research, Syngenta, Dr. Franz-Josef Placke, Head of R&D, Regulatory Science, Bayer AG and Dr. Gerardo Ramos, Former Head of Syngenta Crop Protection R&D who were discussing 'sustainability' in crop protection.



One can only guess at what David Lynch and Syngenta's Dr. Camilla Corsi had to say to each other since she is 'responsible for the invention of novel chemicals and biological pest controls for biotic and abiotic stress management. This is the stress that plants undergo as a result of damage from living organisms – such as insects and weeds – or from their environment, for example drought or temperature changes. My team and I are looking to deliver innovative grower solutions across all crops and geographies'.

[neutralpov] 21/4/2021 16:46

spadeychops 21 Apr '21 - 11:30 - 9187
> and one real muppet

lol, I'm many things. But muppet, not.

A giveaway about the deluded mental state of the cult-members is how personally the tw*ts take any criticism of their lurve. Their evident lack of objectivity is a giant warning sign to any who might get sucked in to the scam. They don't even get paid for the ramping, serving as useful fools to the three pro's I've identified here, who at least get paid for the lies. The NOMADs handle the "PR" payments.

I "collect" these worthless AIM stocks. I have an album-full. Never invest in 'em.

Renewed target price: 0 pence

[investingisatrickygame] 21/4/2021 10:42

Well if it's not worth shorting and not worth buying, then it's not worth commenting, is it.

But I guess you'll stay here and ramble on about nothing of relevance..... Boring.

No doubt you'll feel obliged to comment on this too.

[neutralpov] 21/4/2021 09:29

And all the while the share price falls.

ADVFN has stopped bothering to update the chart.

Try to offload your "stash", and see how eagerly the MMs try to snap it up.

(big chortle)

Fools and their money.... headed for 0p with a sojourn at 7p along the way.