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[verwijderd] 17 mei 2008 22:44

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quote:
Yabbadabbadoo schreef:
SNS noemt specifiek pallets in haar rappport waarvoor die JV is opgezet. Zou dat toch iets met die grote order van IGPS te maken hebben ?

Close reading: SNS schrijft: "we understand that the JV is scaling up in order to fill the order for the plastic pallets ( SNS schrijft pellets, naar ik aannneem een typefout), which requires further funding from both Schoeller Arca and Inno."

Het gaat kennelijk om een bestaande jv; ik wist dat ook niet, maar dat maak ik op uit de tekst, waar ook gesproken wordt over vergroten (=scaling up). In het jaarverslag van Inno komt deze jv ook niet voor. SNS praat later ook over het omzetten van de lening in aandelen. (Vraagje voor de AVA)
Bovendien wordt er gesproken over the order, hetgeen duidt op een bestaande en bekende order dus dat moet wel de IGPS order zijn. Ook vragen pallets meer kunststof dan een bierkrat, dus dat lijkt mij wel te kloppen.
Zoef

[verwijderd] 18 mei 2008 01:27

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Dat zal vast over deze JV gaan www.inno-concepts.com/fileadmin/docum...

De JV is "Founders SAS Production Ltd". Uit jaarverslag van 2006:
Per 31 december 2006 bestaat de post deelnemingen uit investeringen in de onderstaande ondernemingen:
Belang Stemrechten
Proventec PLC, Liverpool, United Kingdom 38,9% 38,9%
Founders SAS Production Ltd, Hong Kong 45,0% 45,0%

[verwijderd] 18 mei 2008 06:50

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quote:
Abanqobi schreef:
Dat zal vast over deze JV gaan www.inno-concepts.com/fileadmin/docum...

De JV is "Founders SAS Production Ltd". Uit jaarverslag van 2006:
Per 31 december 2006 bestaat de post deelnemingen uit investeringen in de onderstaande ondernemingen:
Belang Stemrechten
Proventec PLC, Liverpool, United Kingdom 38,9% 38,9%
Founders SAS Production Ltd, Hong Kong 45,0% 45,0%

Dank, heb ik over het hoofd gezien. Wat ik dan niet begrijp, is, dat volgens het overzicht in 2005 geïnvesteerd is een bedrag van € 17 miljoen ( er staat niet bij, of dat Proventec of SAS is, maar in 2006 is er niets geïnvesteerd, terwijl het persbericht dat jij aanhaalt van 13 januari 2006 is. Zou het persbericht dan weken later gekomen zijn en de deal al in 2005 gesloten zijn?
Overigens bedraagt de investering van Inno in 2007 in SASFounders ca € 6 miljoen.

Een en ander toont aan, dat er soms grote bedragen omgaan. Het is dan belangrijk, dat Inno een ruime kaspositie aanhoudt. Vandaar dat Inno regelmatig emissies doet op gunstige momenten.
Zoef

[verwijderd] 18 mei 2008 09:17

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quote:
Abanqobi schreef:
Dat zal vast over deze JV gaan www.inno-concepts.com/fileadmin/docum...

De JV is "Founders SAS Production Ltd". Uit jaarverslag van 2006:
Per 31 december 2006 bestaat de post deelnemingen uit investeringen in de onderstaande ondernemingen:
Belang Stemrechten
Proventec PLC, Liverpool, United Kingdom 38,9% 38,9%
Founders SAS Production Ltd, Hong Kong 45,0% 45,0%

Ik geloof niet dat het deze bestaande JV betreft. Als je het PB van 17 december 2007 goed leest, betreft het een nieuw op te richten JV. En die valt precies samen met het verworven contract van IGPS voor die 5 miljoen pallets.

[verwijderd] 18 mei 2008 10:17

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Press Releases iGPS Announces Agreement With Cott Corporation

One of the world’s largest beverage companies to ship its products on iGPS’ all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID tags

ORLANDO, Fla. – May 12, 2008 – Intelligent Global Pooling Systems (iGPS Company LLC), operator of the world’s first all-plastic pool with embedded RFID tags, announced today that Cott Corporation will begin to ship its popular beverages on iGPS’ innovative pallets.

Cott Corporation is one of many recent companies making the switch to the iGPS pallet. Cott is the world’s largest retailer brand soft drink provider, with business dealings in more than 60 countries. Some of their popular brands include Cott, Vintage, Red Rain, Xingtea, Emerge and FortiFido.

“Cott is committed to innovation, product safety, a safe workplace and efficiency in the supply chain,” said Rick Dobry, President, North America, Cott Corporation. “iGPS’ pallets excel in all these areas. By switching to iGPS we are also demonstrating our commitment to the environment, as iGPS pallets help to reduce deforestation, require less fuel to transport and won’t end up in landfills.”

In just two years, iGPS has revolutionized the way goods are being shipped throughout the US supply chain. Its all-plastic pallet meets all GMA requirements, weighs 30% less than typical multi-use wood pallets, is UL 2335 certified fire-retardant and 100% recyclable.

“We are thrilled by Cott’s decision to switch to iGPS,” said iGPS CEO Bob Moore. “The durability of our pallet and its 100% top deck coverage will significantly reduce damage to cans and bottles that too often result from the shortcomings of multi-use wood pallets.”

About iGPS

iGPS is the world's first company to provide manufacturers and retailers with an all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID-tags. iGPS’s state-of-the-art pallets are 30% lighter than wood, which saves on transport costs, are easier to handle and eliminate protruding nails and splinters that cause workplace injuries and damaged equipment. In addition, embedded RFID tags enable shippers and receivers to track and trace shipments in real time. Launched in March 2006, the company is led by pallet and supply chain veterans with decades of experience. iGPS (www.igps.net) is headquartered in Orlando, FL., with offices in Dallas, New York and Bentonville, Arkansas.

Pegasus Capital Advisors, a private equity fund manager with offices in New York and Cos Cob, CT, retains a majority interest in iGPS. Founded in 1995, Pegasus provides capital to middle market companies across a wide range of industries, with particular focus on businesses that make a meaningful contribution to society by positively affecting the environment, contributing to sustainability and enabling healthy living. www.pcalp.com

About Cott Corporation

Cott Corporation is one of the world's largest non-alcoholic beverage companies and the world's largest retailer brand soft drink company. The Company commercializes its business in over 60 countries worldwide, with its principal markets being the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Mexico. Cott markets or supplies over 200 retailer and licensed brands, and Company-owned brands including Cott, RC, Vintage and Vess. Its products include carbonated soft drinks, sparkling and flavored waters, energy drinks, sports drinks, juices, juice drinks and smoothies, ready-to-drink teas, and other non-carbonated beverages. The Company's website is www.cott.com. The brand names and trademarks referenced in this press release are trademarks of Cott Corporation, its affiliated companies, customers, or other third parties.

ro1946 18 mei 2008 11:44

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Innovriend(inn)en,

Gelet op het eerste stukje helemaal bovenaan, ziet het er voor Inno veelbelovend uit.
Weet iemand nog op welke datum vorig jaar het jaarverslagverscheen en de jaarvergadering plaatshad?
Met vriendelijke groet,

Robert D.

[verwijderd] 18 mei 2008 14:44

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quote:
ro1946 schreef:
Innovriend(inn)en,

Gelet op het eerste stukje helemaal bovenaan, ziet het er voor Inno veelbelovend uit.
Weet iemand nog op welke datum vorig jaar het jaarverslagverscheen en de jaarvergadering plaatshad?
Met vriendelijke groet,

Robert D.

Jaarverslag weet ik niet, wel de jaarvergadering deze was op 27-06.
zie: www.inno-concepts.com/index.php?id=20

Tevens vind je hier de notulen van de AVA. (2006 en 2007).

gr,

M041.

[verwijderd] 18 mei 2008 21:08

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Dank voor het terughalen van dit bericht, de informatie en de interessante toevoeging; ik had het eerlijk gezegd helemaal gemist..

Over het pallet-verhaal en het reinigen van gebruikte pallets; dat specialistisch schoonmaken van die pallets is dat niet iets voor Proventec? Of is er al een relatie?

Mooi aandeel om in te beleggen,
groet,
Gijs.

[verwijderd] 31 mei 2008 19:56

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Leuk berichtje over SAS.
30 mei geplaatst op de website van SAS.

Schoeller Arca Systems containers help to protect the world's food supply
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault recently opened its doors to an inaugural shipment of nearly 100 million crop seeds. The seeds came from over 200 different countries and the vast majority of them were packed in Schoeller Arca Systems Integra containers. They are now being stored in chambers deep inside the permafrost on a remote Norwegian arctic island, in an effort to preserve agricultural biodiversity for future generations.

The Seed Vault, a sort of Noah’s Ark of crops, was built by the Norwegian Government and officially opened on the 26th of February 2008 by Norway’s Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, and the Nobel Laureate Wangari Maathai. Its purpose is to protect gene-bank collections of crop diversity critical to the world’s food security. Seed banks exist in most countries around the world, but many of these are vulnerable to man-made and natural disasters, war, insufficient funding and poor management. The new vault will safeguard seed samples of plant species which are crucial to food and agriculture around the world, in a high-tech structure built to withstand catastrophes such as flooding, earthquakes, nuclear warfare and even an asteroid strike.

The shipment of seed samples was organised and funded by the Global Crop Diversity Trust, an international organisation dedicated to the conservation and availability of crop diversity for food security worldwide. As part of their coordinating role, the Trust’s experts researched suitable packaging for the transportation and storage of seed samples for the new vault. They identified the Schoeller Arca Systems Integra nesting container as suitable because of its resistance to the extreme temperatures of the vault (which is kept at a constant minus 18 degrees Celsius) and its practicality for both the transportation and storage of seed samples. Being made of recycled polypropylene, the container is also environmentally friendly.

The Trust purchased over 1000 containers, which were sent to seed banks around the world to be filled with packets of seed samples. Each one weighs 3 kg, has a usable volume of 46 litres and an integrated lid. Typically, 400 to 500 samples fit in a container depending on the size of the seed. Individual samples usually contain about 500 seeds. The containers themselves were sealed at the point of departure and the contents are not visible or available to those providing the cold storage. They did, however, go through electronic X-ray screening at the airport, as a security precaution.

Schoeller Arca Systems is used to fulfilling all kinds of challenging requests. This particular one also included simultaneous delivery of the 1000 containers to the nine institutes which are participating in the initial shipment. The company’s Italian office was responsible for coordinating the request and delivery. Says Susanna Ridolfi:

“Although for us the size of the order was not exceptional, selecting exactly the right product and managing the logistics of sending the containers all over the globe were quite complex. But Schoeller Arca Systems is proud to be a part of this important project, which will contribute to ensuring food security for future generations”.

To find out more about the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, which was built and funded by the Norwegian Government, go to the Norwegian Ministry of Agriculture and Food’s website about the vault, in English:

seedvault.no

[verwijderd] 3 juni 2008 00:06

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Info over de platic pallets die de houten pallets
gaan vervangen.

www.igps.net/

Info over de order grootte:

www.schoellerarcasystems.com/Europe/N...

[verwijderd] 6 juni 2008 19:44

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IGPS ANNOUNCES DOLE FRESH VEGETABLES HAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED TESTING

RPCs Also Found to Ride Well on RFID/Bar Code Enabled iGPS Plastic Pallets

ORLANDO, Fla. – June 6, 2008 – Intelligent Global Pooling Systems (iGPS Company LLC), today announced that, Dole Fresh Vegetables has successfully completed testing and will begin expanding use of iGPS pallets.

Dole has also successfully completed testing of iGPS plastic pallets in combination with plastic RPCs. “The iGPS plastic pallets performed flawlessly from the field all the way to the end user. The RPCs rode well with no slippage or shifting of any kind.” said Robert Engle, vice president of supply chain at Dole.

Dole has developed a system that ties the unique iGPS pallet ID with Dole’s products UPC to aid in tracking the product movement throughout the supply chain. “Our customers are very excited about the transition.” said Mr. Engle.

Dole Fresh Vegetables is the latest company to use iGPS’ innovative, 100 percent recyclable plastic pallet. Located in Monterey, California, Dole Fresh Vegetables joins Imperial Sugar, Pilgrims Pride and Martori Farms, among other top-tier brands, which have switched from wood to plastic pallets.

“Using the iGPS plastic pallet is part of Dole’s commitment to continually providing our customers with value-added supply chain solutions that enhance our service offering,” said Robert Engle, vice president of supply chain at Dole. “This pallet is a leap forward for the supply chain and, equally important, is further evidence of our commitment to acting in an environmentally responsible manner.”

In just two years, iGPS has revolutionized the way goods are being shipped throughout the US supply chain. Its all-plastic RFID and bar code enabled pallet meets all GMA requirements, weighs 30% less than typical multi-use wood pallets, is UL 2335 certified fire-retardant and 100% recyclable.

“The addition of such a highly-respected brand as Dole Fresh Vegetables is yet another validation of our superior value proposition. We are honored that Dole Fresh Vegetables has put its trust in us,” said iGPS Chairman and CEO Bob Moore.

About iGPS

iGPS is the world's first company to provide manufacturers and retailers with an all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID-tags. iGPS’s state-of-the-art pallets are 30% lighter than wood, which saves on transport costs, are easier to handle and eliminate protruding nails and splinters that cause workplace injuries and damaged equipment. In addition, embedded RFID tags enable shippers and receivers to track and trace shipments in real time. Launched in March 2006, the company is led by pallet and supply chain veterans with decades of experience. iGPS (www.igps.net) is headquartered in Orlando, FL., with offices in Dallas, New York and Bentonville, Arkansas.

Pegasus Capital Advisors, a private equity fund manager with offices in New York and Cos Cob, CT, retains a majority interest in iGPS. Founded in 1995, Pegasus provides capital to middle market companies across a wide range of industries, with particular focus on businesses that make a meaningful contribution to society by positively affecting the environment, contributing to sustainability and enabling healthy living. www.pcalp.com

About Dole Food Company

Dole is committed to the quality of our products, sustainable environmental practices and the wellbeing of our 75,000 employees worldwide. Dole contributes generously to the communities where it operates around the world, promoting nutrition and health education as well as a healthier, more sustainable environment.

Dole Food Company, Inc., with 2007 revenues of $6.2 billion, is the world's largest producer and marketer of high-quality fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and fresh-cut flowers. Dole markets a growing line of packaged and frozen foods and is a produce industry leader in nutrition education and research.

[verwijderd] 8 juli 2008 20:32

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iGPS LAUNCHES “iDEPOTS,” BRINGING NEW EFFICIENCY TO PALLET RENTAL AND THE NATION’S SUPPLY CHAIN

Latest innovation provides additional revenue to participating retailers and distributors

ORLANDO, Fla. – July 8, 2008 – Intelligent Global Pooling Systems (iGPS Company LLC), operator of the world’s first all-plastic pool with embedded RFID tags, has added yet another innovation to the pallet rental industry—“iDepots,” a new concept that results in lower cost and increased revenue for participating retailers and distributors.

Pallet receivers who choose to become iDepots agree to sort and inspect iGPS pallets and have them ready for pick-up and shipment to another user. In exchange, iDepot operators receive a per-pallet handling and inspection fee from iGPS, making it highly attractive financially. This is the first significant change in the logistics of pallet rental in decades.

“This is a win-win situation,” said iGPS Chairman and CEO Bob Moore. “Because our revolutionary all-plastic pallets are so durable, it is unnecessary to transport them to an inspection and repair facility after each use, as is required for wood pallets. This extra leg in the supply chain is costly, inefficient and generates large quantities of greenhouse gases. Participating retailers and distributors not only help their bottom lines but also help the environment as well. The superiority of our pallet makes it all possible.”

“We set out to make a better pallet and a more efficient supply chain,” said Moore, “and iDepots are another key milestone. We are delighted that we can take cost out of the supply chain and enable our customers to help the environment too.”

In just two years, iGPS has revolutionized the way goods are being shipped throughout the US supply chain. Its all-plastic RFID and bar code enabled pallet meets all GMA requirements, weighs 30% less than typical multi-use wood pallets, is UL 2335 certified fire-retardant and 100% recyclable. Many of America’s top companies now ship on iGPS pallets, including QTG (Quaker Tropicana Gatorade), the Chicago-based division of PepsiCo, Dole Fresh Vegetables, Imperial Sugar, Pilgrim’s Pride, Martori Farms and other top-tier brands.

About iGPS

iGPS is the world's first company to provide manufacturers and retailers with an all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID-tags. iGPS’s state-of-the-art pallets are 30% lighter than wood, which saves on transport costs, are easier to handle and eliminate protruding nails and splinters that cause workplace injuries and damaged equipment. In addition, embedded RFID tags enable shippers and receivers to track and trace shipments in real time. Launched in March 2006, the company is led by pallet and supply chain veterans with decades of experience. iGPS (www.igps.net) is headquartered in Orlando, FL., with offices in Dallas, New York and Bentonville, Arkansas.

Pegasus Capital Advisors, a private equity fund manager with offices in New York and Cos Cob, CT, retains a majority interest in iGPS. Founded in 1995, Pegasus provides capital to middle market companies across a wide range of industries, with particular focus on businesses that make a meaningful contribution to society by positively affecting the environment, contributing to sustainability and enabling healthy living. www.pcalp.com

MtBaker 9 juli 2008 06:29

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Leuke vondst Jabba

nr36 9 juli 2008 08:01

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Pegasus Capital Advisors, a private equity fund manager with offices in New York and Cos Cob, CT, retains a majority interest in iGPS. Founded in 1995, Pegasus provides capital to middle market companies across a wide range of industries, with particular focus on businesses that make a meaningful contribution to society by positively affecting the environment, contributing to sustainability and enabling healthy living.

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Ik weet nog wel een leuke investering voor deze jongens in Nederland,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 20:07

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www.igps.net/pdf/igpspefebruary2008.pdf

Let op derde tekstblokje ( rechts ) op pagina 1.
IGPS kan de vraag niet aan en wil 25 miljoen pallets hebben binnen 5 jaar.
Volgens IGPS is de kostprijs van zo´n plastic pallet 60 dollar.

[verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 23:30

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quote:
Yabbadabbadoo schreef:
www.igps.net/pdf/igpspefebruary2008.pdf

Let op derde tekstblokje ( rechts ) op pagina 1.
IGPS kan de vraag niet aan en wil 25 miljoen pallets hebben binnen 5 jaar.
Volgens IGPS is de kostprijs van zo´n plastic pallet 60 dollar.

Als ik correct reken, dan ligt volgens het artikel de omvang van de investering op $ 1,5 mrd ( $60 * 25 mln). Tijdens de AvA is meegedeeld, dat de order inmiddels is opgehoogd tot $ 1,8 mrd.
Het artikel beschrijft zeer goed welek weerstand er nog bestaat tegen de kunststof pallet. De prijs van $ 60 per stuk was nimmer mogelijk gewest als SAS geen gebruik had kunnen maken van de I-pac techniek.
Zoef

[verwijderd] 10 juli 2008 08:57

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ook nog link naar Igps en Inno op xea website

www.xea.nl/advies.php?id=dba-13118&ty...

[verwijderd] 16 juli 2008 11:15

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En weer een mooie klant voor de RFID-tagged pallets........

Press Releases iGPS Announces Agreement With Okray Family Farms

Okray's fresh produce to be shipped using iGPS' all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID tags

ORLANDO, Fla. – July 16, 2008 – Intelligent Global Pooling Systems (iGPS Company LLC), operator of the world’s first all-plastic pool with embedded RFID tags, announced today that Okray Family Farms will begin shipping its quality produce on iGPS’ all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID tags.

Located in Plover, WI, and one of “America’s Top 100 Vegetable Growers,” Okray Farms produces a wide variety of potatoes, sweet corn, field corn, and green beans on 6,460 acres of land. The company is the latest to make the switch from wood pallets to iGPS’ innovative, 100 percent recyclable plastic pallet.

“Operating a successful farm for over 100 years requires vision and innovation,” said Dick Okray, President of Okray Farms. “The iGPS pallet with embedded RFID tags is an exciting development, enabling us to streamline our operations and provide higher quality and greater efficiency for our customers. Moreover, as people who care deeply about the earth, we especially appreciate the environmental advantages of iGPS’ pallet vs. the typical wood alternative.”

In just two years, iGPS has revolutionized the way goods are being shipped throughout the U.S. supply chain. Its all-plastic pallet meets all GMA requirements, weighs 30% less than typical multi-use wood pallets, is impervious to infestation and holds a fire-retardant UL 2335 certification.

“Our pallet and infrastructure are ideal for businesses like Okray Farms that ship perishable items like fresh produce,” said iGPS CEO, Bob Moore. “Thanks to the superior durability of our pallet, its 100% top deck coverage and non-absorptive nature, Okray Farms produce will arrive at its destination in better condition and with less risk of contamination.”

About iGPS

iGPS is the world's first company to provide manufacturers and retailers with an all-plastic pallet pool with embedded RFID-tags. iGPS’s state-of-the-art pallets are 30% lighter than wood, which saves on transport costs, are easier to handle and eliminate protruding nails and splinters that cause workplace injuries and damaged equipment. In addition, embedded RFID tags enable shippers and receivers to track and trace shipments in real time. Launched in March 2006, the company is led by pallet and supply chain veterans with decades of experience. iGPS (www.igps.net) is headquartered in Orlando, FL., with offices in Dallas, New York and Bentonville, Arkansas.

Pegasus Capital Advisors, a private equity fund manager with offices in New York and Cos Cob, CT, retains a majority interest in iGPS. Founded in 1995, Pegasus provides capital to middle market companies across a wide range of industries, with particular focus on businesses that make a meaningful contribution to society by positively affecting the environment, contributing to sustainability and enabling healthy living. www.pcalp.com

About Okray Family Farms

Okray Family Farms was founded in 1905 and is an American Vegetable Grower Top 100 Grower. Located in Plover, WI, Okray Farms sits on 6,460 acres of land and sells a wide variety of potatoes, sweet corn, field corn, snap beans and cranberries.

MtBaker 16 juli 2008 11:27

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Hoewel 2 k ha land nou niet iets is om je druk over te maken is het feit van Igps voor agrarisch gebruik dat wel. Er is denk ik heel wat uitval te besparen bij een betere tracking.Dat kan voor vers product een bonus zijn. Maar chiquita had dat ook al bedacht.

Bananen wakkeren hier ook de inflatie aan met prijzen van 80 ct/lb tov <60ct vorig jaar. Misschien Chiquita kopen. Kunstmest is duur en transport dus mischien valt winst tegen, zoals Nederland de kasgroenten.

[verwijderd] 22 juli 2008 07:20

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SAS sluit sale-leaseback constructie af, heeft geen directe link met IC.

tinyurl.com/5cz6v2

Grote vraag is natuurlijk wel waar SAS het geld voor wil gebruiken.

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