Vital Products, Inc., a multi channel innovator in the industrial packaging sector, announced earlier today that a major automotive parts supplier is in the process of validating its Biofill foam packaging material.

Vital Products Chief Executive Officer, Michael Levine stated, “This automotive parts supplier has three manufacturing facilities and supplies customer needs thought North America. This is a significant step for us and continues to validate our product.”

Mr. Levine added, “Initial analysis over the next four weeks will determine the technical requirements and provide our engineers the information required for implementation into the suppliers plant environment. We expect an opening purchase order upon completion.”

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Today, Vital Products, Inc., a multi-channel innovator in the industrial packaging sector, announced that has begun collaborating with a $300 million international manufacturer to potentially design and develop a bio-based foam in place packaging system.

Vital Products Chief Executive Officer, Michael Levine stated, “The system is a pre-filled package containing our bio-based foam thus eliminating the use of a dispensing system. This technology offers an innovative and highly protective packaging with no equipment or start up costs.”

Mr. Levine added, “Now that we have begun sales of our bio-based foam we are always looking for new markets to utilize our technology. This International Manufacturer employs over 1,700 people across 5 countries and will provide us with excellent distribution of our products.”

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Earlier this week, Vital Products, Inc. (OTCBB: VTLP) announced that it has received its first order for its Bio-Based foam in place packaging product. Today, the company announced it has received a second purchase order for the innovative foam packaging product from a $140 million North American manufacturer and distributor.

Vital Products CEO Michael Levine commented, “This is the culmination of two years of research and now the market is responding with purchase orders. The current purchase order comes from a major North American manufacturer and distributor of industrial packaging material with annual sales of more than $140 million. This customer is a serious player in this market, with five manufacturing or distribution centers across North America.”

Mr. Levine added, “These two purchase orders certainly validate our product and the move to GREEN product lines. This is a major step in Vital achieving its $20 million sales projection, we have received purchase

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Vital Products, a distributor of industrial packaging products, recently announced that it has received an order to supply its Bio-Based foam in place packaging product.

Vital Products Chief Executive Officer Michael Levine commented, “This order is the first of many to come from one of the top four consumers of the foam in place market. Based on the response and the subsequent order we expect this to be the first of many from this customer for years to come.”

Levine added, “We expect to ship this order of our Bio-Based foam over the next few weeks. Initial projections based on our customer response suggest that by end of year the company could achieve sales in excess of $20 million.”

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