International Zeolite Corp CNZCF

Primary Symbol: V.IZ Alternate Symbol(s): IZCFF

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International Zeolite Corp. is a vertically integrated industrial minerals company. Its principal business activities are the exploration and development of mineral properties and the development, marketing and sales of industrial commercial products from the production of its properties and the supply of raw materials from third party suppliers. Its segments include exploration and development, and retail and commercial sales. It has a Zeolite project in the Bromley Creek area located near Princeton, British Columbia (the Bromley Creek Zeolite Project). It holds 640.21 hectares of mineral claims leased from the British Columbia government. The Bromley Creek Zeolite Project consists of a total of one mineral lease and four mineral claims. Its products include NEREA and Natural Zeolite. NEREA is a material and method of direct crop and plant agronomy, offering an alternative to the hydroponics technique. Its products have applications in agriculture, industrial and home use.

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Comment by Slipmybuckson Nov 02, 2017 12:25pm

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Well as CoreyBasherB says, probably doesn’t relate but if you dissect CNZs past news releases it is quite a possibility that CNZ partners up with a Indian Zeolite distributor.

They are already have reach in Canada, USA and now have reach to many parts of The Southern and Eastern hemispheres.

India is one of the fastest growing Countries in the world right now, so ask yourself why CNZ hired a consultant with “Potash” experience... hmmmm yeah can you see it? Competition is good.

Canucope wrote:

CaptainZee wrote: If the company is grabbing another supply source there must be a reason! Very positive news!!

This probably doesn’t relate but we have a consultant that has done work in India if I recall.

You think we get a NR down the road with something out of there?

Any thoughts on that front anyone?