Bebida Beverage Company (BBDA)

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Maybe Walmart demanded a certain level of professional presentation of the product if they were going to take it on. I have family members who work for Kraft, applying the ink labels and print on plastics and cans, etc. If the ink on the product is not to a certain standard or quality, any company who wants the product will not take it if it doesn't meet the QA standard they want. And it is strict. Even the most subtle mistakes that the average consumer may not or can't even notice is very obvious to those who inspect the print prior to releasing the product.

If you remember, just before the Walmart launch, a lot of readers here kept posting about the quality of the print on the cans. It wasn't that great and certainly didn't meet the standard of Walmart to carry it. The cans that were to be sent to Walmart had to be better or up graded on the print quality. (IMO). There was a distinct difference when BeBevCo improved the print on the cans when this occurred. Buy a can at Walmart now and compare to an older version, very distinctly better. Walmart got the improved printed cans/products.

The " Old inventory" a few keep referring to must be the less quality previously printed cans. The product inside the cans is the same. So as a consumer, I could care less about the print, so I will take all they have at a discount when offered. Once that inventory is gone, the higher quality printed can will be all there is and rightly so. You can look at it like a prototype if you will. You yourself have listed many older versions of the Koma Unwind cans. Prototypes will be just that with a new start up company. You can't deny the improvements BeBevCo has made regarding the product over time. Typical with new companies. As long as they meet the mark on improvement and QA with whatever company wanted to buy and sell the product, all is good IMO. I frankly don't see the issue, I only see progress.