"No, sorry, no such experience, but this area of products is saturated by the big companies"
Is that a blind statement, or do you have some links to support it?
The information I have is opposite to that and favorable for CPOW's expansion and growth.
We have posted multiple articles and news supporting the arguments that the markets for biofuels, cooking oil and livestock feed are rapidly expanding. Aided bu such circumstances as:
1) Higher oil prices.
2) Worldwide crops devastation, floods, droughts, etc.
3) Governments mandates to increase the use of biofuels.
4) China increasing energy and food demand.
And all of those factors are forecasted just to continue uptrend.
CPOW has flexibility in processing and market redirection that the stiff big companies don't have. If for any reason the biofuels market would shrink (highly improbable), CPOW can focus on cooking oil.
The problem is not who CPOW will sell something that is a commodity, the only problem is that it won't be able to keep up with demand.
If things get worse as forecasted, companies well positioned in commodity markets are the ones with best chance for survival....and growth.
The big companies obviously don't want China to set a foot in Canada, they want to maintain their corporate monopoly, and try to crush competition as much as they can.
Competition is healthy for the markets, the countries and the final consumer, and takes away the almost absolute power for price control and market manipulation from those few companies.
China needs a partner in Canada, as well as they need them in Brazil, India, Russia and every country they want to enter the markets competition.
Due to Mr. Shenher contacts in China, it just happens that CPOW is that partner in Canada.
This is a larger picture than just focusing on one detail on one of the signed deals. Detail that is misrepresented by the people who want to see this company fail, in my opinion.
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