Jim B. Burt This is Me

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1. 1. PestControl - Buzz Online: Pest Industry News

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   Published on: 1/6/2003   Last Visited: 1/6/2003

   "United has the resources and infrastructure necessary to take our successful business model to the next level," said Jim Burt, WPC's president. "With the addition of Repel, United's position is significantly fortified in the personal insect repellent category."

2. 2. QCTimes.com Stocks

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   Published on: 9/4/2002   Last Visited: 9/4/2002

   We are happy to provide this service to the general public," said Jim Burt, president of WPC Brands. "We are working closely with the Centers for Disease Control, various state and governmental agencies and the DEET Task force to provide non-branded product information and prevention advice to help fight the West Nile virus outbreak."
   
   The West Nile virus, already classified by the Centers for Disease Control as an "epidemic," has claimed 32 lives and 673 cases have been confirmed.
   
   In addition to the hotline, WPC also will sponsor four online question-and-answer chat sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. CST on Monday, September 9 through Thursday, September 16.

3. 3. I-K-I, U.S. Can Respond to Help Protect Against West Nile Virus Outbreak

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   Published on: 8/28/2002   Last Visited: 8/28/2002

   "As you might imagine, the demand for our products has been tremendous," stated Jim Burt, president of WPC Brands. "Without the assistance of people like Larry Midtbo at I-K-I, Jim Poehling, Sarah McDonald and Mark Fox at U.S. Can, and companies like Summit Packaging Systems, the country may have faced supply interruptions at this most critical juncture. We are grateful for their efforts."
   
   Sales of insect repellents have skyrocketed in recent weeks, with all insect repellent manufacturers reporting significant sales increases. Demand for repellents has manufacturers and suppliers working around the clock to generate the resources necessary to keep stores well stocked. The disease is expected to peak within the next two weeks, heightening the need for the timely delivery of insect protection to all 41 states where West Nile has been reported.