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Facts are you bring up Tim and I post the trouble that company has. You decide to move away from it. Your MO is run for cover when things you don't like are exposed.
Simpson is the CEO and leader of this company. He will stay there and deliver very positive shareholder value.
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It was a terrible situation much much worse than this. I can understand your frustration. If you were part of mojo 1 you might give this some more time and see how it progresses.
I look at things this way. I paid .35 or 3.50 from mojo 1. That was smoke and mirrors with no product line. The CEO was very open about pushing the stock for his cash benefit. I chased it up to .65 or 6.50. We saw this stock go to .01 or .10. Thanks to Glenn we have a product line that will be a success in this market place. I am happy where we are and especially as compared to mojo 1
Hey billy is there anything positive that Simpson does?
Stock is thinly traded so 2-3,000 market buys or sells run this thing crazy. All this will change in the future. I have extreme confidence in Glenn Simpson. Many CEO's learn certain parts of their job along the way. Glenn IMO demonstrates a high % of what he has to do to make mojo a profitable company and bring shareholder value.
I am extremely confident in the future of this company. IMO we all will have a clear picture by the first quarters end.
Why not call Mr Simpson or email him. I would think you would get answers
I am not sure how the juice business works as far as orders go. I am sure that their are opening orders for all buyers and brokers along with major chain stores. I would also think that it does have to be removed from the shelves by the consumers before they have a handle on their monthly/yearly consumption. I believe that Mr Simpson will share news as it is generated. I also believe that their will be shareholder conferences and meeting as the company develops.
I realize that its only .20. I also realize that it is 10X its lows. The lows were created by the thieves from LI in the mojo one saga. That CEO needed a 10 foot ladder to kiss a snake in the eye. Den of Thieves is too kind for that bunch. We have made progress here I am betting it continues to the delight of the shareholders
Telling anyone about the WM deal ahead of time is pure hearsay. The 7-11 deal is pure hearsay. You make no sense to me and most that follow this board (except for Matt the robot)
The anger is obvious here as none of your comments make sense to me. So your opinion is Simpson lands WalMart (multi country)and 7-11 (I believe there are over 51,000 stores) and there is something wrong with him. I am long and 100% of longs will be elated especially myself. Its so obvious to any shareholder that there is an underlying current with your comments. If this is true as you say who in their right mind if long the stock will not praise Simpson except those that are short or want to harm the company. If Mickey Mouse were running this company and brought these kind of deals in I wouldn't care. I am a long time shareholder here and will remain long. Hopefully your comments are true
I am somewhat confused. I don't know anyone to ask this so thats out. Second of all I work for a company that gets many new clients customers and deals almost daily. We do not put out news on these things we just report earnings. My life money is in my own company. I am a shareholder here and fully expect success. If I am wrong I move on as I am an adult and I purchased the stock.
I am looking for the 7-11 deal on the website. Where did you read this or where did you get this info from?
I agree a capable CEO will make this fly. The jury is out for me at least until the end of this first quarter
That's a deal. Lets see what happens at the end of the March quarter. No more deals I'll be in your corner. Maybe it goes the other way and you are in my corner. Deal man to man billy
My name is not Fred and where does fishing come in John. The issue here is Simpson and I am right and you are wrong. When it is proven you will go away and come back as a supporter. Your kind will be ignored from now on. No sense to it. Fred!!! fishing!!! you must be drunk
Ok John
Wrong parasite wrong wrong wrong. Too bad you sold your freeloader shares. I'm sure your parasitic ways will find you another host. I don't fear you because your hosts are always friends.
Stay tuned alstocks.
The fees are high on PR Newswire as I understand. I would think there is a plan there eventually and there will be national coverage. One thing I know about Glenn he will spend money only that is necessary until there is a cash flow. I am excited about the future of this company and am certain before long we will not have these conversations. I am holding long term so for now I am good with things and confident in our leadership.
This is very exciting to me and over 90% of the shareholders. It clearly shows the caliber of our CEO.
So what you saying is that Mr Simpson has posted false information about Wal-Mart?
You can't be a long shareholder as you say. Simpson is here to stay for sure now especially what he has delivered. You delivered nothing but lies now you are pissed because Glenn has delivered. If you were long here you would be elated. You are a pathetic malignancy trying to sell your Al Capone friends and your garbage lies. Glenn has spoken, he is our leader and has fulfilled his promises to date. You don't have the Wal-Mart or Chiquita deals he does.
You mention McDonalds!! that was part of the last mojo scheme. It was an empty box like the CEO's head.
I must admit he was smart enough to steal my money for pinch. He had an empty warehouse as were his dreams. Only to suck in shareholders. Same bunch wants this deal now. Sorry not for sale as we have a great leader now delivering as promised.
I look at what Glenn is bringing to shareholder value. This is my concern as a shareholder. Sell your nonsense to someone who cares.
Reading the news on Wal-Mart I am sure that Glenn Simpson will have 95% of shareholder support. He landed the largest retailer in the world. Better yet he has a multi country deal. Now who in their right mind would want the man that has the Chiquita deal and the Wal-Mart deal out. Get real billy!!! give it up. Join the winning side that's where the money is.
PRESS RELEASE
A Pair of Aseptic Juice Companies Rise on the Coasts
Thursday December 26th, 2013
While a lot of the attention in the juice category has gone to the High Pressure Processing crowd, a couple of intriguing companies have popped up recently and their progress in 2014 might be a strong indicator of mid-tier category innovation.
From Southern California, Juiceology is two years into a marketing push that saw a cattle family from Brazil try its hand at a branded product in the U.S. Founded by Brazilian national Felipe Davila, the products include flash-pasteurized, aseptically-filled refrigerated juices that have been blended with whole grain extracts for a higher fiber content to promote satiety.
Davila, 32, has raised a round from a Brazilian private equity firm, and has managed to get the product into California-based Kroger, Ralph’s, Raley’s, Albertson’s and Bristol Farms stores via UNFI. The brand also landed in Duane Reade in Manhattan in the fall, which could be a harbinger of more New York work to come.
“We’re putting in an office in New York,” Davila said. “In 2014, our total priority is going to be the East Coast.”
The brand has reached a little more than $1 million in sales in its first two years; next year, the hope is to triple that amount, providing a better proof-of-concept for both the four-SKU, 15.2 oz. plastic bottle line and also the company’s proprietary extracts.
“We’re the only juice in the market that carries this kind of fiber,” Davila said. “This is work, but it’s a great industry. Just being able to compete against Bolthouse, Coke, Pepsi, it’s awesome.”
Another juice company, New Jersey-based Mojo Organics, has recently launched with a founder who knows all about Coke and Pepsi, as he came from the Coca-Cola bottler world. Run by Glenn Simpson, a two-time bottler of the year for Coca-Cola when he ran the brand’s Uzbekistan operation in the late 1990s, Mojo Organics went to market in the fall with four varieties of juices licensed from Chiquita International: Banana Strawberry, Mango, Passionfruit and Pineapple.
Called Chiquita Tropicals, the brand is not, as the company’s moniker would suggest, organic, but Simpson said there are plans to move in that direction in the near future, albeit possibly not with Chiquita.
Simpson said he’s relying on Chiquita’s high level of brand awareness to help build sales for the new company.
“The brand stands for a lot in the U.S.,” Simpson
Press Release
WAL-MART MULTI COUNTRIES
MOJO Organics, Inc. Announces its First Order from Wal-Mart
Friday December 27th, 2013
JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY – December 27, 2013 – MOJO Organics, Inc. (OTCBB: MOJO), has received its first order from Wal-Mart for its line of 12 oz. CHIQUITA TROPICALS™ the exotic juice.
“We are very excited to be working with the largest retailer in the world Wal-Mart. This is the first order for a multi country sales program with Wal-Mart that we have been working on since earlier this year. Wal-Mart will provide immediate exposure for our tropical juice to consumers we might not reach without their vast retail presence. They are the leader in the industry and will bring their great expertise in merchandising to our products.”
The CHIQUITA TROPICALS? line has launched its first four 100% fruit juice products made from tropical fruits: Banana Strawberry, Mango, Pineapple, and Passion Fruit.
CHIQUITA TROPICALS™ The Exotic Juice
STATE OF THE ART PACKAGING & BOTTLING DELIVERS A GREAT TASTE WITHOUT REFRIGERATION AND THE GRAPHICS TAKE YOU STRAIGHT TO THE TROPICS.Our package is ergonomically designed and easy to hold. The label tells the story of our juice with easy to read icons: zero added sugar, no preservatives, naturally low sodium, vegan, naturally gluten free, non-genetically modified and kosher. Such attributes are what consumers want today in a beverage. Because of the way we bottle our juice, it does not require refrigeration prior to opening.
A GLOBAL COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT IS AT THE HEART OF THE BRAND.We believe in safe and sustainable corporate practices. We are proud to use Rainforest Alliance Certified fruits, which help the farmers and their families, while being environmental, social and economic sustainable..
CHIQUITA TROPICALS™ Social Media
MOJO Organics, Inc.
Headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey, MOJO Organics, Inc. engages in, product development, production, marketing and distribution, of CHIQUITA TROPICALS™. CHIQUITA TROPICALS™ are a 100% Fruit Juice, produced under license agreement from Chiquita Brands. The mission of MOJO is to promote a Better-for-You lifestyle
This is because they are all lies. I posted analyzeveryday's resume so he goes back under his rock and appears as rainmaker. Next he comes out as Porky Pig now that fits his physique so it would be appropiate
Nice PR on Mojo
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While a lot of the attention in the juice category has gone to the High Pressure Processing crowd, a couple of intriguing companies have popped up recently and their progress in 2014 might be a strong indicator of mid-tier category innovation.
From Southern California, Juiceology is two years into a marketing push that saw a cattle family from Brazil try its hand at a branded product in the U.S. Founded by Brazilian national Felipe Davila, the products include flash-pasteurized, aseptically-filled refrigerated juices that have been blended with whole grain extracts for a higher fiber content to promote satiety.
Davila, 32, has raised a round from a Brazilian private equity firm, and has managed to get the product into California-based Kroger, Ralph’s, Raley’s, Albertson’s and Bristol Farms stores via UNFI. The brand also landed in Duane Reade in Manhattan in the fall, which could be a harbinger of more New York work to come.
“We’re putting in an office in New York,” Davila said. “In 2014, our total priority is going to be the East Coast.”
The brand has reached a little more than $1 million in sales in its first two years; next year, the hope is to triple that amount, providing a better proof-of-concept for both the four-SKU, 15.2 oz. plastic bottle line and also the company’s proprietary extracts.
“We’re the only juice in the market that carries this kind of fiber,” Davila said. “This is work, but it’s a great industry. Just being able to compete against Bolthouse, Coke, Pepsi, it’s awesome.”
Another juice company, New Jersey-based Mojo Organics, has recently launched with a founder who knows all about Coke and Pepsi, as he came from the Coca-Cola bottler world. Run by Glenn Simpson, a two-time bottler of the year for Coca-Cola when he ran the brand’s Uzbekistan operation in the late 1990s, Mojo Organics went to market in the fall with four varieties of juices licensed from Chiquita International: Banana Strawberry, Mango, Passionfruit and Pineapple.
Called Chiquita Tropicals, the brand is not, as the company’s moniker would suggest, organic, but Simpson said there are plans to move in that direction in the near future, albeit possibly not with Chiquita.
Simpson said he’s relying on Chiquita’s high level of brand awareness to help build sales for the new company.
“The brand stands for a lot in the U.S.,” Simpson said. “It has permission to go into juice and beyond.”
Trying to establish a beachhead in the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut area, Simpson said that Mojo is bucking the HPP trend and trying to add distribution as an easy-to-merchandise shelf-stable product. It’s also recently added a West Coast broker, CMC Marketing, to try to grow its footprint.
“It’s a huge advantage to us because we don’t have to be in the cold chain from point-of-production to point-of-sale,” Simpson said. “The biggest advantage is that in the cold chain, when products go through it, there can be a hiccup at a lot of points along the way.”
Mojo is publicly traded, having taken on a dormant public company as an asset.
“The hypothesis is that we’ll be able to attract capital at better pricing than if we weren’t publicly traded,” Simpson said.
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Jeffrey Klineman|December 26, 2013 4:03 pm
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While a lot of the attention in the juice category has gone to the High Pressure Processing crowd, a couple of intriguing companies have popped up recently and their progress in 2014 might be a strong indicator of mid-tier category innovation.
From Southern California, Juiceology is two years into a marketing push that saw a cattle family from Brazil try its hand at a branded product in the U.S. Founded by Brazilian national Felipe Davila, the products include flash-pasteurized, aseptically-filled refrigerated juices that have been blended with whole grain extracts for a higher fiber content to promote satiety.
Davila, 32, has raised a round from a Brazilian private equity firm, and has managed to get the product into California-based Kroger, Ralph’s, Raley’s, Albertson’s and Bristol Farms stores via UNFI. The brand also landed in Duane Reade in Manhattan in the fall, which could be a harbinger of more New York work to come.
“We’re putting in an office in New York,” Davila said. “In 2014, our total priority is going to be the East Coast.”
The brand has reached a little more than $1 million in sales in its first two years; next year, the hope is to triple that amount, providing a better proof-of-concept for both the four-SKU, 15.2 oz. plastic bottle line and also the company’s proprietary extracts.
“We’re the only juice in the market that carries this kind of fiber,” Davila said. “This is work, but it’s a great industry. Just being able to compete against Bolthouse, Coke, Pepsi, it’s awesome.”
Another juice company, New Jersey-based Mojo Organics, has recently launched with a founder who knows all about Coke and Pepsi, as he came from the Coca-Cola bottler world. Run by Glenn Simpson, a two-time bottler of the year for Coca-Cola when he ran the brand’s Uzbekistan operation in the late 1990s, Mojo Organics went to market in the fall with four varieties of juices licensed from Chiquita International: Banana Strawberry, Mango, Passionfruit and Pineapple.
Called Chiquita Tropicals, the brand is not, as the company’s moniker would suggest, organic, but Simpson said there are plans to move in that direction in the near future, albeit possibly not with Chiquita.
Simpson said he’s relying on Chiquita’s high level of brand awareness to help build sales for the new company.
“The brand stands for a lot in the U.S.,” Simpson said. “It has permission to go into juice and beyond.”
Trying to establish a beachhead in the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut area, Simpson said that Mojo is bucking the HPP trend and trying to add distribution as an easy-to-merchandise shelf-stable product. It’s also recently added a West Coast broker, CMC Marketing, to try to grow its footprint.
“It’s a huge advantage to us because we don’t have to be in the cold chain from point-of-production to point-of-sale,” Simpson said. “The biggest advantage is that in the cold chain, when products go through it, there can be a hiccup at a lot of points along the way.”
Mojo is publicly traded, having taken on a dormant public company as an asset.
“The hypothesis is that we’ll be able to attract capital at better pricing than if we weren’t publicly traded,” Simpson said.
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FACT CHECK as applies to Mr Simpson
The Coca Cola Co. has and continues to own 50% of Coco Cola bottlers Uzbekistan Ltd.
Mr Simpson returned to Uzbekistan long after he left CCBU. That does not sound like something a wanted man would do. In case you do not know it takes a visa from the government of Uzbekistan to enter and leave the country.
The statements you are making on this site are lies
Have a nice day and do you think there is one person on earth that does not see you for what you are?
My money is on Simpson. Someday we will send billy a case of crow feathers. We will see if he mans up and eats them. I will admit defeat too if it goes the other way.
You hit a vein alstocks. His buddy could not keep up with the schedule. He had two speeds slow and reverse.
I don't know that to be the case. He has my vote right now, my full support and my utmost confidence. My opinion billy as you have yours.
I like the mango #1 then pineapple. I know that the approval rate is overwhelming. I love the banana strawberry 30 minutes before a work out. The passion fruit is great in the hot weather. Yes I am partial because I am an investor and shareholder. Also I am happy the stuff is very good so we have a chance and with the right connections we have a good shot here. As I have said in the past the last mojo was a pathetic joke. A shell company that its interest was pushing stock for self wealth. I would testify to that under oath too as this is not hearsay its factual.
I understand your feelings. I still would like to see over the next 6 months where this thing goes. This is my opinion right now. Nobody can stop you from your opinions or thoughts. Right now the ship is going forwards and until I see differently I need to keep myself civilized. What I see we have two choices here. One is to go with the current situation and try to make something out of the nothing we all had. An attempt to remove Glenn from this position leaves us where we were two years ago.
I gave 6 figures to a bunch of hustlers in LI. I was left with a worthless stock. Oh yes I forgot I had pinch. I have 3/4 of my money back and a real product line thanks to some investors like myself that believed in Glenn Simpson. Most of the things I see here I like. I will go with my likes until I see differently. I want to give this thing more time to develop. I strongly believe that this company will make most of the shareholders profitable. Along the way if Glenn make his millions with whatever % he has, God bless him.
I don't care how much he makes, I worry about my money. He is the one that is putting all this together. I will make better sense of this after 3-4 quarters of products shipped.