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To: CAYMAN who wrote (6389)7/10/2002 11:01:15 PM
From: CAYMAN  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6467
 
Int'l Bio-Recovery settles with Dixon for $37,500 cash

International Bio-Recovery Corp IBR

Shares issued 16,066,094 Jul 9 2002 close $ 0.68

Tuesday July 9 2002 News Release

Mr. Ben Van Dyk reports

FRANK DIXON RESIGNS FROM IBR'S BOARD

Further to the news in Stockwatch on the resignation of Frank Dixon as president and chief executive officer of International Bio Recovery on June 27, 2002, the TSX Venture Exchange expressed concerns with respect to the issuance of 75,000 common shares of IBR at no value that being part of his severance package and therefore IBR has settled with Mr. Dixon with a $37,500 cash payment in lieu of the share issuance. Mr. Dixon has resigned from the board of directors effective immediately.

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To: CAYMAN who wrote (6389)7/18/2002 8:52:42 PM
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Int'l Bio Recovery gently reminds CFO to pay up

International Bio Recovery Corp IBR

Shares issued 17,623,424

Jul 16 2002 close $ 0.85

Thursday July 18 2002 News Release

Mr. Elmer Friesen reports

IBR REPORTS ON THE UPDATE OF THE CHINA DEAL

International Bio Recovery (IBR) would like to update activities on the CFO & Co. Ltd. (CFO) agreement, which was publicly disclosed in Stockwatch on May 24, 2002. IBR has been actively assisting CFO on the design of the first 500-tonne-per-day plant scheduled for Shanghai. As previously reported, CFO forwarded the majority value of these non-refundable payments; however, CFO has not made the final $2.1-million payment due July 15, 2002, and that was required to gain ownership of the technology rights for the People's Republic of China, including Hong Kong.

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North Vancouver, BC (July 18, 2002) - International Bio Recovery Corporation ("IBR") would like to update activities on the CFO & Company Ltd. ("CFO") Agreement, which was publicly disclosed on May 24, 2002.

IBR has been actively assisting CFO on the design of the first 500 Tonne per day plant scheduled for Shanghai. As previously reported, CFO forwarded the majority value of these non-refundable payments; however, CFO has not made the final $2,100,000 payment due July 15, 2002, and that was required to gain ownership of the technology rights for the Peoples Republic of China, including Hong Kong.

International Bio Recovery Corporation is an innovative environmental biotechnology company setting the global standard for the management of organic waste and the development of commercial microbial products to increase crop yields, prevent plant disease and dramatically reduce the world's agricultural dependence on chemicals.

"E.B. Friesen"

Elmer B. Friesen, P.Eng.,
President & CEO

For further information, please contact:

Investor Relations & Corporate Communications
International Bio Recovery Corporation

Tel: 604.924.1023
Fax: 604.924.1043