OptiCept Technologies and MM Flowers take the next step in their collaboration
Kurs & Likviditet
Prenumeration
Beskrivning
| Land | Sverige |
|---|---|
| Lista | First North Stockholm |
| Sektor | Material |
| Industri | Forskning & Utveckling |
After completing the primary evaluation period, MM Flowers and OptiCept choose to deepen the collaboration focusing on recipes for the treatment of cut roses arriving in the UK as well as the potential for roses treated in Kenya for the evaluation of utilising more sustainable transport solutions. The new evaluations will commence during late summer and autumn.
In 2021, OptiCept Technologies entered into an agreement with MM Flowers, one of the UK's largest flower distributors. The tests were carried out by APEX in the UK, an independent operator that provides facilities and resources for high-volume, detailed testing according to stringent and data focused quality assurance processes. With the preliminary results in, the next step will be fine-tuning the recipes. The commercial testing phase would commence once the simulation testing phase is complete.
"We have a well-developed methodology to validate the outputs of this type of collaboration and it is perfectly normal for an evaluation period to take 18–24 months. We look forward to further testing and optimizing the impact of OptiBoost" says Mr Colum Donnelly, Technical Director of MM Flowers.
"We have learned a lot from our collaboration and see a good development of the results. We are implementing new technology at one of the world's largest flower distributors and I am very excited to see our cooperation evolve. We look forward with confidence to the results later this summer and autumn." Says Thomas Lundqvist, CEO OptiCept Technologies.