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ENWAVE (VM Food Processing)

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Their Dec. 21 NR caught my eye;

EnWave Corporation (CDNX: ENW) announced a 6 month vacuum microwave technology (``VM') project with
Henningsen Foods Inc. to further research and develop the process of drying food products. Henningsen Foods is a 110 year old US based Company and is the market leader
in the manufacturing, marketing and sales of dehydrated eggs, meat and seafood. Henningsen supplies dehydrated
ingredients to Fortune 500 food manufacturers.
"EnWave is developing commercial applications of vacuum microwave
technology using specially designed VM processing equipment. Applications of
the technology enable food manufacturers to produce innovative, high quality
consumable products that cannot be produced using current techniques. Such
products include, no-fat potato and apple chips along with various dried
vegetable and fruit products with high nutritional value, better flavor
retention and rehydration characteristics. Many of the processes producing
these products have been granted patents, recognizing the innovative nature of
the Company's process."

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5	Black Swan et al, Try: watch.bnn.ca You'll have to listen to the commerci	Mark Bartlett	-	1/16/2011
4	They were recently on BNN but I cannot track down the link... A search calls up	Cogito Ergo Sum	-	1/16/2011
3	I've only been following them for about 6 months and am not that familiar wi	Mark Bartlett	-	1/16/2011
2	Any idea what has taken them so long to get to this point? I'm just curious	TheSlowLane	-	1/16/2011
1	I think this year this company will start to pick up momentum this year -- their	Mark Bartlett	-	1/16/2011

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