Good Natured Products Inc V.GDNP.H

BIO PET - so what?.....ohhhhhh.........

[dileas48s]

I admit that I did not understand the significance of the press release earlier this week.

When I read it, it felt a little bit like a step in the wrong direction.  A bit of research has cleared things up for me.

First, here's a link to quick guide on recycling:

https://millerrecycling.com/plastics-recycling-numbers/

Next, On the GDNP FAQ page scroll down and select the option:  'What is Bio-PET?' 

https://goodnaturedproducts.ca/pages/faq

If I understand correctly, this now enables GDNP's product to be stamped with a  '1' symbol, where previously this was  not the case. Meaning, the product is now far more accessible to blue box programs everywhere

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this should open quite a few opportunities for potential customers.

[Zipolitemexico]

This should open up many opportunities. Most companies have ESG poliices that have targets to reduce their impact on the environment. Take Lolaws for example; Galen Weston, in a letter to customers stated: "we bring new energy to the old “Three R’s” – reducing, recycling, and reusing plastics." They are committed to dealing with plastics. So if there were to use this product, they could

[EEasyMMoney]

This is all about commercialization.  Paul knows supply chain, Paul knows how to push product.  And I trust that he understands his customer and his market. GDNP isn't a science experiement in a lab ... it's about understanding your customers needs  and selling your products to the widest market possible.   This is expanding GDNPs addressable market and putting