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Australian Oilseeds, Largest APAC Producer of Non-Chemical, Non-GMO “Cold-Processing” Vegetable Oil, Enters into Contract with Woolworths and Costco Australia.

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星期四, 四月 25, 2024
Investment, GMO, AOI, Carbon, Oil, Antioxidant

New York, NY and Sydney, Australia, April 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: COOT) (“Australian Oilseeds” or “AOI”), the largest cold pressing oil plant in Australia and the APAC region, pressing strictly GMO-free conventional and organic oilseeds, through its subsidiary Good Earth Oils, today announced a new contract to supply Australia’s largest supermarket chain, Woolworths, with a range of non-GMO cold pressed extra virgin canola oils in all 960 stores across Australia. The new the contract value is approximately USD 3.5 million over the next eight months. Good Earth Oils has also secured a contract with Costco Australia valued at approximately USD 3 million to supply its non-GMO cold pressed extra virgin canola oil to Costco stores throughout Australia. Australian oilseed investments is also in discussions with other retail chains in both Australia and the United States for supply of its unique range of non-GMO cold pressed extra virgin vegetable oils that are processed without the use of harmful chemicals.

Key Points: 
  • The new the contract value is approximately USD 3.5 million over the next eight months.
  • Good Earth Oils has also secured a contract with Costco Australia valued at approximately USD 3 million to supply its non-GMO cold pressed extra virgin canola oil to Costco stores throughout Australia.
  • AOI’s carbon footprint is 40-50% lower than conventional canola oil processors, as a result of its methods that are committed to environmentally friendly pressing and grinding processes.
  • AOI commenced trading on the Nasdaq on March 22 under the Ticker symbol: COOT.

Australian Oilseeds, Largest APAC Producer of Non-Chemical, Non- GMO “Cold-Processing” Vegetable Oil, Expands Australian Operations to the United States

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星期二, 四月 9, 2024
AOI, Farmer, Oil, Antioxidant, Olive oil, Seed, Carbon, Cayman

New York, NY and Sydney, Australia, April 09, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: COOT), a Cayman Islands exempted company “Australian Oilseeds” or “AOI”) is pleased to announce that it will be expanding its Australian operations to the United States effective July 2024. A pioneer in regenerative farming methods, AOI will, through its subsidiary company, Good Earth Oils, distribute Australian cold pressed NON-GMO canola oil and olive oil to retail and wholesalers in the United States.

Key Points: 
  • A pioneer in regenerative farming methods, AOI will, through its subsidiary company, Good Earth Oils , distribute Australian cold pressed NON-GMO canola oil and olive oil to retail and wholesalers in the United States.
  • AOI and Good Earth Oils purchase its NON-GMO canola seeds and olive oil from farmers who are reducing their use of chemicals in their farming systems.
  • Moreover they have an unwavering commitment to sustainability, investing in renewable energy (i.e., solar & biodiesel), and low impact packaging initiatives.
  • See more information at Australian Oilseeds website: www.australianoilseeds.au .

Australian Oilseeds Announces Ringing of the NASDAQ Closing Bell to Celebrate Milestone

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星期一, 四月 1, 2024
Friends, Nasdaq MarketSite, GMO, Cayman Islands

“I am honored to have the opportunity to ring the Nasdaq closing bell alongside my colleagues on the executive team and board of directors, the former executive team from Edoc Acquisition Corp and many of our investors, employees and family members.

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  • “I am honored to have the opportunity to ring the Nasdaq closing bell alongside my colleagues on the executive team and board of directors, the former executive team from Edoc Acquisition Corp and many of our investors, employees and family members.
  • The bell ringing ceremony signified a milestone for the company and a testament to the dedication and vision of our entire team.
  • We are grateful to our strategic partners and valued shareholders for their continued support over the years.
  • A special thanks to our advisers, friends and families who followed us on this journey”, said Gary Seaton, Chief Executive Officer.

Australian Oilseeds, Largest APAC Producer of Non-Chemical, Non-GMO “Cold-Processing” Vegetable Oil, Completes Transaction and Will Begin Trading on Nasdaq

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星期五, 三月 22, 2024
AOI, Growth, GMO, Acquisition, ARC, Vegetable oil

Victor, NY and Cootamundra New South Wales, March 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited, a Cayman Islands exempted company (“Australian Oilseeds”, “AOI” or “Pubco”) and EDOC Acquisition Corp., a publicly-traded special purpose acquisition company (“EDOC”), today announced they have closed their previously announced business combination (the “Business Combination”). The transaction, which was approved on March 5, 2024, by EDOC shareholders, establishes Australian Oilseeds, the largest cold pressing oil plant in Australia and the APAC region, pressing strictly GMO free conventional and organic oilseed, as a publicly-traded company.

Key Points: 
  • The transaction, which was approved on March 5, 2024, by EDOC shareholders, establishes Australian Oilseeds, the largest cold pressing oil plant in Australia and the APAC region, pressing strictly GMO free conventional and organic oilseed, as a publicly-traded company.
  • Beginning tomorrow, March 22, 2024, Australian Oilseeds’ ordinary shares will start trading on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “COOT” and Australian Oilseeds’ warrants will start trading on Nasdaq under the symbol “COOTW.” Australian Oilseeds’ CEO, Gary Seaton and the rest of the company’s current management team are expected to remain in leadership positions.
  • Following listing, Mr. Seaton will ring the Nasdaq Closing Bell on March 28, 2024.
  • “We are thrilled to list Australian Oilseeds on the Nasdaq, particularly at this moment of burgeoning consumer demand for organic food ingredients globally,” said Mr. Seaton.