The volume at Singleseed showed that they were selling 1 to 2 sixpaks per week. That amount of volume will get the company nowhere. At most they had 24 sixpaks in stock to start with.
Now you are saying the new product will be different. With no funds per their financials how are they going to pay the bottler to make product to sell?
My point is unless someone with deep pockets comes in to take over paying to produce the new product it will be a repeat of what they did before. Ryan will use stock to pay the bottler for a couple of cases of product that he can sell through on outlet like Singleseed, but he will have to discount the price of the stock so the bottler can sell the stock at a profit.
The company's only hope as I see it is some large company thinks the product has value and buys the company or the rights to make the product and markets it globally. This is something Ryan can't do due to the lack of funds.
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