Introduction to Momar Founded in 1947 in Atlanta, GA by Sam Mohr Specialty Chemical Manufacturer

2. Introduction to Momar • Founded in 1947 in Atlanta, GA by Sam Mohr • Specialty Chemical Manufacturer • Over 25,000 customers worldwide • International manufacturing and distribution in Europe, South Africa, Malaysia, Mauritius, and Australia

3. Customers Include: • M&M Mars • Shaw Carpeting & Flooring • Lockheed-Martin • Red Cross • Coca-Cola • Duracell • Tyson • Perdue • University of Georgia • University of Florida • University of North Carolina • Duke University • American Electric Power • Tennessee Valley Authority • Consumers Energy • JR Simplot • Wyndham Hotels • Hilton Hotels • Georgia Pacific • And Thousands More Worldwide

4. Staff of 9 highly experienced chemists • Strong focus on developing customized chemical solutions for our customer’s problems • Our customers have directed our growth in the past and will continue to shape our future. • Maintenance chemicals  Water Treatment  Lubrication  Sanitization  Mineral Handling     “Green”

5. Momar’s Partnership with the EPA’s DfE Program DfE certified products contain only ingredients that pose the least concern among chemicals in their class. Expert formulary assistance from the EPA’s Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics (OPPT) Most stringent criteria for product approval (27 categories) Evaluate every raw material Expert scientists spot negative synergies between raw materials Product performance review Product literature review Inclusion of proportioning dispensing system Commitment to end-user education

6. Chemical Profile Product Performance Testing Quality Assurance Acute Oral toxicity (LD50) and inhalation toxicity (LC50) Acute Dermal Toxicity (LD50) Carcinogens or Reproductive Toxins Mutagenicity Other Chronic Health Effects Basic Internal Organ Effects (including Endocrine System & Blood) Central Nervous System (CNS) Effects Skin and Eye Irritation Skin Sensitization Respiratory Sensitization Combustibility Photochemical Smog, Tropospheric Ozone Production, and Indoor Air Quality Acute Toxicity to Aquatic Life Chronic Toxicity to Aquatic Life Aquatic Biodegradability Bioaccumulation Eutrophication Packaging Concentrates Fragrances Prohibited Ingredients: Alkylphenol ethoxylates (APEs) Dibutyl phthalate Heavy metals Ozone-depleting compounds Optical brighteners Training Animal Testing Labeling 27 Categories included in the DfE's review process

7. Benefits of DfE’s component based review: • Spots negative synergies between product components. • Applies expert knowledge and predictive tools to supplement lists of chemicals of concern. • Uncovers chemicals of concern that can be masked by raw material blends or by dilution in water. • Recommends safer substitutes for chemicals of concern.

8. Greenaction product performance • The EPA DfE subjected all Greenaction products to a series of standardized and side-by-side performance tests.  • Only formulations that performed as well or better than conventional cleaners met the DfE criteria and proudly bear the Momar Greenaction logo.

9. Momar’s partnership with the EPA DfE Program • 2006 - Momar's Greenaction Product Line completes extensive 3½ year DfE evaluation and certification process. • Formalization of partnership with EPA DfE. • 12 Momar Greenaction products approved to carry the coveted EPA DfE Seal.

10. 2007 - Momar receives letter from the EPA DfE commending Momar for: • “leading change in the cleaning industry” • “demonstrating active environmental stewardship and dedication to continuous improvement” • “developing products that fully achieve environmental objectives in the institutional cleaning sector.”

11. Momar partners with more green organizations • 2008 – Momar receives 8 more EPA DfE product certifications and forms a partnership with Energy Star, is recognized by the EPA’s Safer Detergent Stewardship Initiative, and joins the Atlanta Chapter of the US Green Building Council.

13. A closer look at Passage

14. BIOENZYMATIC WASTE DIGESTER • Bioenzymatic Drain, Grease Trap, Lift Station, and Lagoon Digester • Reduces sludge levels and total suspended solids (TSS) • Reduces surcharges by lowering CODs and BODs. • Reduces odors and Hydrogen Sulfide levels • Safe in all drainage and waste systems- does not contain emulsifiers, surfactants, or antimicrobial agents • Designed to quickly digest fats, oils, greases, and other petroleum hydrocarbons • High bacteria count of 1.1 trillion CFU/gallon (8.6 billion CFU per ounce) No VOCs. Meets USEPA and CARB VOC requirements.

15. TECHNICAL DATA

16. APPLICATION PROCEDURES

17. PRODUCT LABEL

18. LAGOON CASE STUDY

19. LAGOON CASE STUDY

20. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

21. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

22. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

23. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

24. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

25. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

26. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

27. GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

28. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA

29. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA

30. PASSAGE TRIALS IN 6 MIAMI FLORIDA HOTELS FOR DRAIN AND GREASE TRAP MAINTENANCE GREASE TRAP CASE STUDY

31. CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL

32. Passage is available in the following container sizes: • 20-gallon drums • 7-gallon pails • 1-gallon jugs • Passage is manufactured at Momar’s worldwide headquarters in Atlanta, GA. It is made fresh to order and ships within 24 hours. • Passage can be shipped via UPS, Fed Ex, or Common Carrier. PACKAGING AND AVAILABILITY

33. THE GREENACTION FACILITY CERTIFICATE Momar has been granted with the power to recognize Greenaction Facilities who meet the following requirements: Transition at least half of their maintenance chemicals to green. Install a MixMaster or comparable proportioning dispenser to control product dilution and usage. Are actively pursuing other avenues to reduce their impact on the environment.

34. VISIT THE GREENACTION WEBSITE WWW.MOMAR.COM/GREENACTION