I don't know about it being a great product. Everyone save 3 or 4 of my acquaintances thinks the flavor is great. Seems 90%+ posts on RB like the taste. I took a couple of sample packs into work - wide cross-reference of folks and everyone liked most of the flavors. So it is a great tasting product.
But I kept up with the quarterly and yearly reports, and the last report said production problems for past two years. Not a great product if it can't be produced. That may just be another Company lie, as the problem with the bottler for the past two years was not in last year's yearly report and production halt was announced a few months ago - last quarterly report - April 2001? So the company is going under because they cannot produce this great tasting product. Only one bottler willing/capable of producing and AVBC says they cant do it right for past 2 years. Perhaps they can only produce in small quantities and once Albertsons orders came in they dont have a process to handle. I dont know if any other companies are using this process, or did AVBC try to recreate the wheel and fail?Other lines - smoothies, etc. have not been produced either.
As we all have said, to bad TG et. al. swindled so many for the past two years while they could not produce in marketable quantities.
I had to LOL also when they blamed Sept. 11 attacks for their current lack of financing.
I guess they are trying to keep the stock/cash mill going as long as possible. IMO even if they figure out how to produce it, they are too far in the hole and will go belly up.
IMO only chance to make money off of this is if they sell formula and someone else figures it out. AVBC would have gone under two years ago, just as they are since April quarterly report, if they had announced the production problems two years ago when they were occuring instead of the onslaught of PR with new clients and orders.
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