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Microcap & Penny Stocks : SAFR - Safari Associates Inc.
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To: Debra&Jeff who wrote (5)7/28/1998 3:11:00 AM
From: Rory McLeod  Read Replies (1) of 33
 
Jeff (and Debra!),

I'm not too familiar with these disposable cameras, I've always had my 35mm with me, are the shells just clear plastic with a cardboard (whatever) over top?

I ask because I'm curious about the cost of the paper product vs a new process developed by a French company. The process, N. American rights owned by OTCBB:KOLR - KolorFusion Internation, directly applies a design, etc into the finish layer of the product, whether it be plastic, wood, or metal. I would suspect such a process would be of great interest to SAFR. Not only do I think it might be less expensive, but a large reduction in paper products, better for the environment, etc.

Just thinking outloud. Any thoughts??

Rory.
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