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Special: BASF Podcast - A potato with a special starch

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Ludwigshafen (ots)

This is a special edition of BASF's audio
magazine for innovation on the occasion of the EU approval for 
commercial cultivation of the starch potato Amflora.
With the help of plant biotechnology BASF developed a special 
potato named Amflora. The starch derived from Amflora has only one 
component - amylopectin. Due to this pureness this innovative starch 
is particularly interesting for various industries. Possible 
applications are in paper, adhesives, textiles and construction. 
Listen to the audio reportage with the BASF experts Dr. Thorsten 
Storck und Anne van Gastel about Amflora.
Direct subscription via RSS-Feed or iTunes (search for "basf"):
http://corporate.basf.com/en/podcast/innovation.xml
Podcast Chemistry of Innovations, English edition:
http://www.basf.com/podcast
More information:
BASF Plant Science
http://www.basf.com/plantscience
Press release on the occasion of the EU approval of starch potato 
Amflora
http://www.basf.com/group/pressrelease/P-10-179
Biotechnology at BASF
http://www.basf.com/biotechnology
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Podcast - The Chemical Reporter: http://www.basf.com/podcast
In these entertaining weekly episodes our Chemical Reporter answers 
questions on Chemistry in our everyday life. This week's edition: Why
does a mirror grow dark?
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The use of the audio material is royalty-free when naming the 
source. We appreciate information on the use to  podcast@basf.com
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Company. Its portfolio ranges from chemicals, plastics and 
performance products to agricultural products, fine chemicals as well
as oil and gas. As a reliable partner BASF creates chemistry to help 
its customers in virtually all industries to be more successful. With
its high-value products and intelligent solutions, BASF plays an 
important role in finding answers to global challenges such as 
climate protection, energy efficiency, nutrition and mobility. BASF 
posted sales of more than EUR50 billion in 2009 and had approximately
105,000 employees as of the end of the year. BASF shares are traded 
on the stock exchanges in Frankfurt (BAS), London (BFA) and Zurich 
(AN). Further information on BASF is available on the Internet at 
www.basf.com.
Editorial contact:
Contact for Amflora related questions:
Dr. Susanne Benner
BASF Plant Science
Telefon: +49 621-60-28574
Telefax: +49 621-60-28117
E-Mail:  susanne.benner@basf.com
Contact for Podcast:
For the UK:
BASF plc
Chris Wilson
Corporate Communications
Phone: +44-161-488-5616
Fax: +44-161-488-4133
E-Mail:  chris.wilson@basf.com
For the US: 
BASF Corporation
Betsy Arnone
Corporate Communications
Phone: +1 973 245-7865 
Fax: +1 973 245-6714
E-Mail:  betsy.arnone@basf.com
For Europe:
BASF SE
Julia Meder
Communications & Government Relations
Phone: +49 621 60-92439
Fax: +49 621 60-20384
E-Mail:  podcast@basf.com

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