CEO Says Rotoblock Medical Waste Treatment Addresses Urgent Health Needs in China

SANTA ROSA, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 06/19/12 -- Following a recent business trip to China, Andrew Schneider, CEO of Rotoblock Corp. (OTCBB: RTBC), said there is a critical need for non-incinerator-based medical waste treatment.

Appointed as CEO in January, Schneider traveled to China for several weeks to meet with various parties from Rotoblock's 2011 acquisition of controlling interest in daifuWaste Holdings, a provider of non-incinerator medical waste treatment systems in China. This treatment alternative shreds, compacts and treats medical waste with high pressure, heat and steam before it is moved to landfill. China has established aggressive goals to cut pollution and improve medical waste treatment.

'This was my first trip to China and the skies in the cities are constantly gray due to air pollution,' said Schneider, 'so immediately you can see the need for our non-incinerator-based systems.'

Schneider noted that the old incinerator systems installed to address medical waste have instead become an environmental problem as they wear down over several years of operation, releasing soot, smoke and toxic fumes. With more than 17,000 hospitals throughout China, Schneider says Rotoblock can fill an urgent need for China.

'Not only has China tested these non-incinerator systems,' said Schneider, 'I learned recently Rotoblock's medical waste treatment has all the features and specifications that satisfy the most recent government requirements for environmental improvements and the transition to an non-incinerating era.'

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