They've had many chances to "commercialize" in the past and it's been the same pattern...just when their shrimp are harvestable, they suddenly have to institute a new technology, you never see any shrimp sold, and then...repeat...Suddenly they have 4 larval tanks with ec units and 5 for shrimp, yet they say they're continuing to work with the partner that sells them larval shrimp (including the diseased stock this year that got them quarantined) Why then four tanks for larval shrimp??? Why aren't they announcing as the tanks go in and as they stock them as they did in the past to let their investors know they're following that original plan to provide shrimp every two wees year round for sale? Technology can continue to be worked on as they begin the commercial sale of shrimp, the largest consumed seafood in the world by the way, surpassing salmon...but the technology shouldn't be an excuse to NOT sell shrimp while investors are only really to profit on the SALE of shrimp as we don't hold stakes in f&t, only the minutest of profit if the tech is used by third parties. I remain skeptical of any comments at this point about the goal being commercial sale of shrimp and expansion of such facilities to stock and raise and sell shrimp in multiple cities...I can't help but suspect this is all a set up to keep pulling in salaries from investors by saying this is the case while the only real interest in the facility is coming from using it as a testing ground for various tech applications by companies that we are actually not invested in...and then from time to time a benefit fete to "sample" the shrimp?...this sort of setup is easy, so much extra work, hiring, insurance, can be avoided, and the money from investors consistently thinking the money train will one day arrive keeps the train on the track while the people there pull in salaries. I...hope...I'm...wrong.
