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Organic Response is a semi finalist for the Australian Clean Technologies Competition
- Published July 26, 2013 5:05PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Organic Response is pleased to announce that it has been shortlisted as a semi finalist for the Australian Clean Technologies Competition. The competition assesses, mentors and promotes businesses that have the potential to commercialise products or services that improve energy efficiency and sustainability.
The Australian finalists will be announced at the end of August, and the winner in October. All finalists have the opportunity to participate in an international trade mission to South East Asia. The Australian winner also has the opportunity to participate in the Global Finals in Los Angeles later this year.
As with any prestigious and competitive award, we are very excited when our technology is evaluated by third parties and deemed worthy of recognition. Following on the back of our recent New Product iAward, this is very encouraging news for Organic Response.
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