Transfer Technology International Announces Test Results For Its Organic Canker Control Formula

Posted on March 31, 2009
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Transfer Technology International (PINKSHEETS: TTIN), an emerging technology transfer company, announced the initial laboratory test results for its organic canker control formulation. Initial independent lab testing indicates that Transfer Technology International’s organic canker control formula provided a significantly greater reduction of bacteria that causes citrus canker than the most widely used copper based treatment.

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