While other companies got out on the track and developed product,
Stev stayed in the barn.
A lot of companies in the US and Canada are producing hemp type
products. They are on the shelves of stores, while Stev has its
product in a barn somewhere in Indiana (speculation).
Salem, OR is one of those cities where almost nothing exciting
is occurring or available. Example: Can't find block ice readily.
However, local Grocery Outlet gets hemp seeds and powder irregularly,
but the local Fred Meyer store has a health food section, which now
has more than one Hemp seed and Hemp Protein Powder available.
Personal experience with the seed and powder leads me to believe
the local products are better than what Stev is producing. Proof?
Dogs. I have three, and after switching from Stev products to the
products found at Fred Meyer, my dogs, which are not pups, are
friskier. The oldest is now chasing the youngest around the yard.
She also wants to go on longer walks. They lick the bowls clean.
Another factor is availability. No online ordering, or shipping
costs for one product, when you can pick up a shipping included
product at a reasonable price while shopping for other things.
Like a horse race, a boat race and even an auto race, sitting at
the starting line wins no races. While other companies are heading
for their goals, STEV either sits in the barn or at the starting
line.
Conclusion: STEV is a LOSER, and the jockey has disappeared.
If STEV recovers at all, IMHO, it's a SELL.
