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Tuesday, 08/26/2014 5:30:47 PM

Tuesday, August 26, 2014 5:30:47 PM

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From my cousin with 15 years experience with Nestle. I asked him what the process is of buying a smaller company with a new product.

"Yes if Nestle buys a company the stock could go crazy (up). They rarely launch a brand anymore, too expensive. They let the entrepreneur do the grunt work and then pay them.

Often they buy a small part to start with and if things go well they buy the remaining shares."

Didn't someone mention Nestles and Dean Foods? Do we know if these companies are looking at MINE? This is another option so our Board doesn't have to be the ones to sell millions over night and stay around to run it. they could just be proving the product, concept and public interest.

this could make this stock even more valuable and teasing to potential buyer/s of the company. Could be why we are not seeing a lot of advertisement thus far. They should be feeling pretty confident with the customer feedback and speed of sales.

Thoughts?
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