Perception of morality is a joke. That is a non issue. This is a mainstream movement. Other than a legislative timing issue, that article speaks to nothing. A mass population of users and uses exist once regulatory obstacles clear. There simply are too many companies with their toes in this pool. Over time only a small fraction will survive as growers and distributors. R & D costs and efficiency in production will determine profitability. UF agriculture concerns are a joke. Pharma dispensary concerns, another joke.
On the retail side, look around, there are a zillion ways to make money from hemp to table. Exponential Consumer dollars are at stake. It’s all about development and marketing. The question here is, does YGYI have a viable plan, with collaboration agreements, and ability to execute. I would say yes. Their opportunities to grow sales and become profitable as a result of their involvement in this space seem better than ever, providing greed takes a back seat. The MLM model allows for constant compensations and has been an anchor to the company’s bottom line for years. Ygyi’s cost of growth has also being outweighing the bottom line benefit. At some point that has to change and they’ll have to grow the company organically. Finding ways to grow their Coffee and cannabis segments clearly can be a road to profitability.
