Bio-Products International, Inc.

With corporate offices located in San Diego, California, World Waste Technologies, Inc. was granted licensee status in 2002 to construct and operate Bio-Products Process facilities in the United States with the exception of facilities in which the cellulosic biomass product is either used directly to produce energy or is converted into a product for energy production. World Waste Technoligies, Inc. has sublicensed World Waste of Anaheim, Inc. to construct and operate its first 500 ton per day facility in Anaheim, California.

With corporate offices located in Nottingham, England, United Kingdom, Fernwood Waste Recycling, Ltd. was licensed in 2003 to construct and operate Bio-Products Process facilities in countries covered by the European Patent Office.

With corporate offices located in Georgetown, Ontario, Canada, UGWA Diamond, Inc. was licensed in 2004 to construct and operate Bio-Products Process facilities in the Province of Ontario, Canada. UGWA Diamond, Inc. exclusively licensed Downstream Waste Recovery, Inc. to conduct its marketing and operations in the Province of Ontario.

With corporate offices located in Los Angeles, California, Full Circle Industries, Inc. was granted licensee status in 2004 to construct and operate Bio-Products Process facilities in 3 Asian and 13 Middle East countries, including the Peoples Republic of China, the Republic of Korea and Japan.

With corporate offices located in St. Louis, Missouri, SRS Energy, Inc. was granted a license in 2005 to construct and operate Bio-Products Process facilities in the United States in the which cellulosic biomass product of the process is converted into fuel grade ethanol.

With corporate offices located in Spring Valley, California, Clean Earth Solutions, Inc. was licensed in 2006 to construct and operate Bio-Products Process facilities in the United States in the which cellulosic biomass product of the process is either used directly as a combustion fuel or converted into a product for energy production in 148 countries, including the United States, Canada and Mexico, exluding the production of fuel grade ethanol in the United States.