Gene Guard Detox, a groundbreaking scientific research company since 2019, has developed a patented revolutionary new product, selected strains for removing glyphosate and plasticizing chemicals (BPA) from the body.

The MCP (Dell) GSA/GSS BPA provides a pre-competed, easy-to-use vehicle and creates unique catalogues specific to all federal agencies, state, and local governments. It's been hailed as being "easier to use than all other Government contracts."

New report details capital investment and operating costs of a PC plant

MCP Computer Products Inc. is proud to be the sole Awardee of The U.S. General Services Administration BPA for Dell products.

New report details capital investment and operating costs of a Bisphenol A plant

Leading Industry research Firm Gartner®, ranked Interfacing as a Leader in the Enterprise Business Process Analysis (EBPA) in it's Latest Market Guide for EBPA. According to Gartner®, "EBPA tools need to have capabilities that go beyond process modeling and help align processes to changes in business strategy and expected business outcomes.

Restoration Firm is awarded a BPA for GSA Region Four - Southeast Region

With the rampant use dental materials that use polycarbonate plastics containing toxic BPA, Dr. Walter Heidary has set a BPA-free standard for his dental clinic in Burlington

With so many Americans feeling ill and lethargic, the spotlight has been turned on to the U.S. food quality. ShockingUBooks eBook discusses many of the issues, effects and solutions to help lead its readers to a healthier life.

New eBook helping thousands by teaching it's readers, What's Really In Your Food? From E.coli dangers, truths about microwave use, the explanation of food ingredients and many more vital topics concerning food safety. IS YOUR HEALTH WORTH IT?

Gartner's latest research on Business Process Analysis (BPA) Magic Quadrant Tools Report Lists Interfacing as an honorable mention, based on the Enterprise Process Center® and FirstStep®'s features and customer feedback.

Scottish scientists have found an alternative to a gender-bending chemical that is used to line drinks cans to stop them rusting.