S2O2 finalizes acquisition of Texas-based sanitation technology innovator

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Neutra Corp. (OTCBB: NTRR), a growing provider of all-natural wellness solutions, announced today that its joint venture partner Surface to Air Solutions (S2O2) is finalizing the acquisition of a sanitation technology innovator dedicated to greatly reducing the risk of staph infection in sports.

S2O2 is acquiring a Texas-based firm that has a potentially lucrative anti-microbial coating capable of adhering to sporting equipment and facilities, preventing viral and bacterial contamination. In addition to preventing the spread of common diseases and illnesses from the flu to H1N1, the technology could prove especially useful in combatting the antibiotic-resistant strain of staph known as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).

"This is a high-upside acquisition by our partner that we feel will make a real difference in the fight to protect athletes large and small," said NTRR CEO Sydney Jim. "We look forward to working with them to help develop and market this innovative new coating as well as related products to a marketplace hungry for all-natural solutions."

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