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Frontier IP hails new partnership for investee company, Molendtech

Molendotech director Professor Simon Jackson said: "This is an exciting opportunity for Molendotech and will allow us to develop our technology in the important food market where a rapid turn around of produce is required"

Molendotech, a company backed by Frontier IP Group Plc (LON:FIPP), has entered into a collaboration agreement to develop water tests for G's Group.

Molendotech, a University of Plymouth spin out that manufactures a device to test water for faecal contamination, will work with G's, one of Europe's leading fresh produce companies, to create tests to detect the levels of different bacteria in produce, irrigation, washing water and food contact areas.

READ: Frontier IP takes 20% stake in Plymouth University spin-out

"This is a great opportunity for G's. We recognise that there is tremendous scope to improve turnaround time for micro testing, which will enable us to confidently release our products to our customers," said Darren Gedge, G’s Group’s director of technical innovation and chilled foods.

Molendotech’s technology could potentially cut the time to conduct faecal contamination tests from up to two days currently to less than an hour.

Neil Crabb, the chief executive of Frontier, which has a 14.1% stake in Moldendotech, said fresh produce was one of the many sectors where Frontier believes Molendotech can make a real difference.

$FIPP Molendotech intends to commercialise its technology, which detects faecal bacteria in water. I've a great name for the product but it does involve the use of the word 'Sherlock'. https://t.co/8CE8jJFTco via @proactive_uk #FIPP #brighterir #AndrewScottTV #CapitalNetwork1

— John Harrington (@JournoJohnH) January 29, 2018

Shares in Frontier were up 3.3% in early deals.

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