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To: scouser who wrote (4818)7/23/1999 9:43:00 AM
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To: scouser who wrote (4818)7/23/1999 9:49:00 AM
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STRU - Research Investment Group Initiates Investment Opinion on St
Research Investment Group Initiates Investment Opinion on Struthers, Inc. With
a 12 Month Price Target of Over $2.00 Share


Business Editors
NOTE TO EDITORS: The following is an investment opinion issued
by Research Investment Group

CHARLESTON, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 22, 1999--A significantly
undervalued biotechnology company with a unique new embryo transfer
technology available to pork producers, who can now apply genetic
engineering to help in producing lean, healthy, low-fat pork products;
STRU projects 40% profit margins in a US$4+ billion dollar industry;
based on achieving a 3% market share.
Struthers' has a three to five year lead over its competitors!!

ABOUT THE COMPANY
Struthers, Inc. (OTC BB:STRU) is a biotechnology company focused
on commercializing swine embryo transfer technology to sell its
genetics worldwide. By combining its technology with the healthiest
and highest-quality swine herds in North America (which, incidentally,
are owned by STRU!!), Struthers is now able to market extremely lean,
high quality animals to pork producers anywhere in the world.

A FEW FACTS ABOUT PORK
Most people are surprised to learn that pork is the largest
source of meat protein in the world, with annual sales running about
US$200 billion! In society's quest for healthy foods, low in fat and
cholesterol, people have turned to chicken and fish. People have
traditionally thought of pork as a fairly greasy and fatty meat.
We think that people's perceptions about pork are about to
change, and that they are going to change in a big way. Soon, the
Struthers' name is going to become synonymous with a new healthy, low
fat protein source - pork!
Recently announced independent test results by Iowa Ham Canning,
Inc. (regarded as one the largest private label processors of hams in
the United States) prove conclusively that Struthers' pork is far
superior to any other product offered anywhere in the world in terms
of meat quality, color and leanness.
The ham yield for each Struthers' pig was 59% - far above the
industry-average yield of 48%. The average fat content of the STRU
animals was a mere 1.2% compared to the industry average fat yield of
12.5%.
Among the many other desirable world-class attributes of the
Struthers herds are: consistently high yields of choice cuts of lean
meat, reduced days to market (resulting in higher profits and reduced
costs to hog producers), and, larger, healthier hogs (currently, the
various swine diseases cost the pork industry up to 30% of its
profits).
The result of tests by Iowa Ham and other independent groups
prove conclusively that STRU can consistently produce genetically
superior swine and thus a much higher quality meat.

WHAT'S NEXT FOR STRUTHERS?
In a collaborative effort with the University of Missouri, STRU
has recently begun training and certifying surgical technicians and
veterinarians in the Struthers embryo transfer technology process.
This is a major step in the commercialization of STRU's technology.
Upon completion of the training process, Struthers will be able to
work directly with its customers in producing and reproducing the
highest quality swine herds.
Remember that Struthers is the only company commercializing this
revolutionary technology - STRU's competitors are at least three years
behind in getting competing technologies to market. The icing on the
cake is the fact that Struthers has acquired a world-class pedigree
great-grandfather swine herd in North America, from which it will
supply genetically superior hog embryos to clients worldwide.
We understand that Struthers is very, very close to signing and
announcing at least one, and possibly two (or more) major contracts
with major international pork producers and suppliers of breeding
stock. All indications are that STRU will be booking revenues by the
first quarter of the year 2000.