That's just not true. Anytime you create a distribution relationship with a company you are going to get samples first. So they rejected a small Chinese sample and decided to look at Canadian hemp instead. Big deal? I'd rather invest in quality.
And, in general, I think you are misinformed. You assume that RealHemp is warehousing all of this hemp, but there are other forms of distribution that allow small companies to distribute directly from a manufacturer. Under these distribution deals, RealHemp would put up no capital to warehouse and doesn't have to hold on to large orders of hemp and wait for a sale. Do some research. It makes more sense for RealHemp to set up a distribution deal like this in the beginning, while they establish supply relationships, before taking on capital intensive operations like warehousing.
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