You can learn, should you decide to read the contract ( the terms of which have expired), that CEIEC had the exclusive right to distribute in China, if they purchased the minimums set forth in the contract. They have not. EYI is next in line, having licensed CEIEC's agency( under the terms of the contract). Of course EYI has no access to China without a Chinese partner. That is how the Chinese do business. Without CEIEC there is no access to the market in China under the terms of this contract. EYI would have to renegotiate with CEIEC or some other Chinese nationalized entity. There is about zero chance that the Chinese will fool with these imbeciles again, IMO. Of course HYRF ( now SWPC) has no deal with anyone in China and only figured in the EYI/CEIEC expired contract as the supplier to EYI. I have had many conversations with EYI management. I can tell you that their opinion of the people at SWPC is as low as you could care to go. There is zero chance, IMO, that EYI and SWPC will have any dealings with each other again. And it should further interest you to know that the ARTI filter medium is patented and belongs to the University of Wyoming. SWPC simply has license to use the patent. The terms of the license include the right to revoke it should SWPC abuse certain conditions. And to top it all off, arsenic filtration systems are a dime a dozen.
If SWPC has any chance whatsoever of recovery, it lies solely in what they do with their waste water treatment products. They have not shown that they can run a real company that provides a real product and service. They have to date only demonstrated an ability to sell worthless paper. It is a pity, because the PLUS system is a great product, albeit in the hands of incompetent and defunct personel.
jc ( all IMHO, of course)
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