We don't eat bait in the Midwest. We leave that for folks that don't mind consuming trash. I doubt the company produced very much food in it's initial production under the agreement. What's important is that the audits got completed in November, and the company now has the capability to seek the contracts it needs to place the product, and get the food to new markets quicker, while pursuing it's business plan. It took longer than many expected to get to where we are now, that is granted. But we are now in position to succeed, and the market for our products will determine that, rather than any over-hyped, fact challenged twisted conspiracy theories originating from behind the right field bleachers! Selling direct on-line is important, but there are other facets and opportunities equally, or more important to grow this business as well, and therefore attention is placed heaviest where the more immediate opportunities, in terms of growth, and sustainability are most attractive. So I'm taking a proactive wait-see approach before drawing any conclusions , because having the right product is important, but not the only part of a company's strategery.
