ST. LOUIS, October 1, 2007 – International Fuel Technology, Inc. (IFT) (OTCBB: IFUE) today announced that it has received the prestigious ‘Innovation in Fuel Technology’ award given annually by the Institute of Transport Management. The Company earned the award for DiesoLIFT™, IFT’s proprietary fuel additive technology designed to improve the performance of diesel and bio-diesel fuel blends.
The Institute for Transport Management (www.itmworld.com) is a non-profit organization founded in the United Kingdom in 1977 to help monitor and improve the standards in the transport industry. The Institute works in unison with government, regulatory and academic bodies, to encourage and promote professionalism in the transport arena through innovative research and communications programs. The Institute’s primary means to communicate with members and others in the transport industry is through its Transport Journal publication.
The Institute of Transport Management – Press Release
“From time to time the Institute's research body
identifies Companies which show potential for a massive
impact on the transportation industry through innovation.
Many times these companies are barely out of the concept
phase, but are singled out for the contribution that their
product or service can potentially make to improve the
quality of our environment. One such Company which has
raised its head above the parapet, in the area of fuel
technology, against the background of our ongoing dependency
on hydrocarbons - is International Fuel Technology, Inc.
(IFT). In recognition of the Company's ongoing investment
in this area and its development of DiesoLIFT™ and
the benefits of this technology, the Institute of Transport
Management, is delighted to accredit IFT with 'Innovation
in Fuel technology 2008.’ |
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