Company Background

ProvisionGard Technology, LLC– Founded company in 2009– Acquired patents and developed EPA registrations for commercialization after 9 years of

development by Actinic, Inc and Ashland Chemical.

• Jim Bagwell- President– BS Industrial Engineering degree- TTU Distinguished Alumni– 12 years Procter and Gamble- Manufacturing/Engineering roles– 10 years Actinic- Privately held coatings company-Stockholder– 3 years Ashland Chemical- Business Development Manager

• Gary Vacek- Vice President of Sales and Marketing– 2 years ProvisionGard Technology - Stockholder– 14 years VP Sales & Corporate Accounts Bemis Company– 6 years Senior VP Sales Rock Tenn Company– Member of SPHE and SAMA Professional Associations

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Some of Our Customers Today

Insects Either Invade or Chew Their Way Into a Package

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IGR (Insect Growth Regulator)

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ProvisionGard™ The ScienceFood packaging coating that eliminates insect infestations

IGR’s stop growth at the larvae and pupae stage.

ProvisionGard Value Calculator Example

ProvisionGard Improves Company X’s Profitability by $849M.

Product: Dog TreatProduct Revenue: $180,000,000Annual Infestation Costs Current Situation

Loss($M)

ReductionAmount

Savings($M)

Supply ChainInventory returns $520 50% $260Retail charge back (2%) $3,600 5% $180Return shipping $18 50% $9

Subtotal $4,138 $449Manufacturing

Fumigation CostsTreatment cost: 3 per yr $150 67% $100Inventory loss $90 67% $60Labor $2 67% $1Permit fees $9 67% $6

Subtotal $251 $167Consumer Complaints

# per year 450 405 -Lost revenue $378 90% $340

TOTAL $4,767 $956IRP Cost to Implement $107

TOTAL Profit Improvement $849

IRP Impact

ProvisionGard™ Commercially Available Products

Film Extrusion Ready PE PelletsPress Ready Water-base Coating

Extruded into Film PackagingApplied to Paper Packaging

Multiwall Bags Cartons- Cereal, Mixes etc. Corrugate Boxes Bulk Shipping Containers Paper Canisters-Flour/oatmeal

Woven Poly Bags Blown film for Plastic Bags Stretch film Shrink overwrap films Super Sacks

ProvisionGard™ Product Characteristics

Film Extrusion Ready PE PelletsPress Ready Water-base Coating

Extruded into Film PackagingApplied to Paper Packaging

PGT 23207 – Carton coating

PGT 24000- Kraft paper coatingClear water based topcoato Printed over graphic images or inner liner

of bago Replaces existing coatingso PGT 23207 duplicates existing coating in:

COF GLOSS Rub Resistance

o Non-Toxic and Non-Hazardouso Adds insect control

PGT 81086 Polymer Pellet AdditiveFood Grade PE Pellet o Combines and resides in filmso Manually combines with pelletso Delivered in pellet formo Can be Blown or added to Extrudero No odor or tasteo Non-Toxic and Non-Hazardouso Added at .5% - 2%o Adds insect control

ProvisionGard™ Application Information

Film Extrusion Ready PE PelletsPress Ready Water-base Coating

Extruded into Film PackagingApplied to Paper Packaging

PGT 23207 – Carton coating

PGT 24000- Kraft paper coatingClear water based topcoato Equipment to Apply:

Flexo printer- Flood coat sheet Gravure printer- Flood coat sheet Inline coater at tuber

o Coating weight needed: .5-.9 lbs per 1000 sq feet

PGT 81086 Polymer Pellet AdditiveFood Grade PE Pellet

o Equipment to Apply: Film or Extrudate Extruders Blown Film Extruders

o Addition rate of .5%-2% based upon film thickness

Waterbased Coatings- Food Grade

Products will be shipped in 480 lb fiber drumsDOT – Liquid Non Hazardous, Non ToxicPoint of Origin- Leland, North Carolina- Coatings and Adhesive CorporationProduct codes- 24000 for kraft paper, corrugate applications

- 23207 for carton applications- gloss and abrasion resistant

Polymer Additive Pellets- Food Grade

Products will be shipped in fiber drums or totesDOT – Solid Non Hazardous, Non ToxicPoint of Origin- Social Circle, Georgia- Standridge Color CorporationProduct code- PGT IGR 81086

Our suppliers will coordinate with local Brokers to deliver the product on time

Importing ProvisionGard Products

ProvisionGardTM Test Results

All data generated using USDA

Protocols and trained Entomologists.

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USDA Woven Bag 12 Month Efficacy ResultsConducted by Dr. Frank Arthur

Red Flour Beetle

Month 0 0.0 ± 0.0

Month 2 1.6 ± 1.6

Month 4 5.0 ± 3.4

Month 6? 6.7 ± 3.3

Month 8 0.0 ± 0.0

Month 10 0.0 ± 0.0

Month 12 1.7 ± 1.7

% Emergence-Red Flour Beetle Conclusions of Year Long Study

The Outer layer of the bag material controls consistently over the 12 month period having 90%+ efficacy with RED FlOUR BEETLES

ProvisionGard Efficacy Trial when Applied to Whole Wheat Flour and Malted Barley Multi-

wall Paper Bags

Research Conducted By

Moses BioLogic, LLCGreensboro, North Carolina

Summary Chart of Average Number Insects Observed by Species Between Treated and

Control Bags

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465.51

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Comparison of ProvisionGard coated and Untreated Control Bags

Red Flour BeetleSawtooth Grain BeetleIndian meal moth

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ProvisionGardTM Test Results-90 Day Field Study- SOS Bag

Location: Fort Worth Texas Distribution Center PG treated and untreated 5 lb paper bags of pet food in corrugate shippers were stored

under normal conditions using IPM strategies.

Control Treated

Total # of Shippers 41 41

Total # of Insects 58 3

Average # of insects/shipper 1.4 0.07

Range of insect count/shipper 2 – 16 0 – 1

Average Reduction in Treated vs. Control 95% efficacy

All control cases within the pallet were infested with insects

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