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ISGP (International Sustainability Group, Inc.)
Welcome back!
It's not often I re-alert on the same company in such a short period of time.
Last time we saw a chance at 20% upside.
Since then, not only has the chart pulled back to a heavily supported bottom of just .035 cents, but ISGP just released some big news that could play into how the stock trades in coming sessions!
LATEST NEWS!
International Sustainability Group, Inc. (OTC PINK: ISGP) Enters Into Historic Joint Venture Deal That Will Bring New Jobs to Mississippi
International Sustainability Group, Inc. (OTC PINK: ISGP) and their affiliate Lotus Holdings, LLP announced that the Company has officially entered into a joint venture agreement with James Young, the Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, Mississippi, to produce algae in a brand new 240,000 square foot facility provided at no cost to ISGP. As mentioned in an earlier press release, the new algae production facility will be located in Philadelphia, Mississippi and will be utilized to produce enough algae to fill various purchase orders for ISGP's patented nutraceutical product, "Algae Up®." The final terms of the agreement are set to be finalized this week and include such positive benefits as: grant money from the State of Mississippi, tax exemptions, and employee wage subsidies.
Thomas J. Beener, newly appointed CEO of ISGP, said, "It's not every day that you go into business with a branch of government, and we cannot be happier about this partnership with Mayor Young and the City of Philadelphia, Mississippi. Furthermore, this deal could not have come to fruition without all of the hard work of Surajit Khanna and all the other employees of ISGP." "The City of Philadelphia, Mississippi is pleased to be partnering with International Sustainability Group, Inc. on this historic venture. Not only will ISGP's new algae production facility be of great benefit to the city and the citizens, but it will also put the State of Mississippi on the map in the world of commercial algae production," says Philadelphia's Mayor James Young.
This partnership should prove to be very mutually beneficial for both the community, ISGP, and its affiliates as it is expected to stimulate the local economy and job market. David Vowell, the Director of Industrial Development of Neshoba County, had the following to say about ISGP. "This monumental partnership between our community and ISGP will do great things for our area's workforce by creating 60 or more new jobs before the end of 2015!" The major goal of this partnership with ISGP is job creation for the residents of the area.
On Tuesday, August 11, 2015, Thomas J. Beener and Surajit Khanna will appear on the "Money Info" Radio Show from 10:30 a.m. - 10:50 a.m. EDT to discuss not only the current operations of the company, but also to provide a question and answer forum for anyone wishing to call in with a question. The show is broadcast live on the internet and on the air from the studios of Radio Station WPSL AM 1590, Port St. Lucie, Florida -- The Talk of the Treasure Coast. The radio show can also be found at the following web address, http://www.princetonresearch.com/money-info-live.htm. In addition, ISGP urges shareholders and the general public to visit their website, www.isgpglobal.com, for more information on ISGP and all of their various nutraceutical products and algae processes. ISGP's main focus at this point is on organic revenue growth while building long term value for the Company and the shareholders!
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http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ISGP/news
About the Company:
ISGP (International Sustainability Group, Inc.) manufactures and markets algae-based nutritional and algae-containing products.
ISGP offers algae-based biomass for human, fish, and animal consumption; algae cakes for livestock and aquaculture products; astaxanthin for use in joint pain relief and treatments of muscular degeneration; omega-3 to prevent heart disease/cancer and boost the immune system; algae oils for producing bio-fuel; and bio-oil, bio-plastic, and carbon reduction and sequestration solutions.
Global Nutraceuticals Market To Hit $204 Billion In 2 Years
A research report on the global nutraceuticals product market has been recently published by Transparency Market Research estimates that the global market for nutraceuticals was worth $142.1 billion in 2011 and is expected to touch $204.8 billion by 2017 at a healthy CAGR of 6.3% between 2012 and 2017.
The dietary supplements category includes vitamins and minerals, non-herbals, proteins and peptides, and herbals. This segment is anticipated to grow at a rapid pace between 2012 and 2017 owing to the fact that it naturally enhances the body’s immune system.
During the forecast period, the proteins and peptides type of dietary segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.6% whereas the non-herbal type and omega fatty acid fortified food type will exhibit growth rates of 6.3% and 6.7% respectively.
Latest News Development
International Sustainability Group, Inc. (OTCPink: ISGP) CEO and Chairman of the Board to appear on the “Money Info” Radio Show on August 11, 2015 at 10:30am EST.
International Sustainability Group, Inc. (OTCPink: ISGP) is excited to announce that on Tuesday, August 11, 2015, Chief Executive Officer Thomas J. Beener and Chairman of the Board Surajit Khanna will appear on the “Money Info” Radio Show from 10:30 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. EST to discuss not only the current operations of the company, but also to provide a question and answer forum for anyone wishing to call in with a question. The show is broadcast live on the internet and on the air from the studios of Radio Station WPSL AM 1590, Port St. Lucie, Florida — The Talk of the Treasure Coast. The radio show can also be found at the following web address, http://www.princetonresearch.com/money-info-live.htm.
To learn more about ISGP please visit their website: http://www.isgpglobal.com/
ISGP is just a passing fad in the nutraceuticals space. The deal with BBDA proves that.
Don’t let the accessibility of ISGP elude you. Make your move on it now!
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