Fresh Ecklonia Kelp

Good day

It’s such a relief to see all your luggage come tumbling out onto the carousel. The bags made it through customs after the Ecklonia kelp samples were inspected and, at great relief, were found to be acceptable and allowed to pass through.

The results of the South African trip are most encouraging; the samples obtained during our technical processing trials indicate that a number of additional unique Ecklonia based products are within reach. I am looking forward to sharing these samples with our distributors to obtain their feedback on new opportunities.

Lots to do..good to be home.

Regards, SP

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