"Mia Water, who RSW is currently bottling water for, is going to roll out it's middle east brand in a few months."
Billion, do you have a source for this?
"In looking at the label of the Royal Water bottle in the News article, I can't help but think that it looks geared to the Middle East."
Billion, I can't help but think "Royal Water" is internationally trademarked by Emco Tech Co. LTD (Google: "Emco Tech Co. Royal Water"), ref: post 3080. Maybe HollywoodFL could clarify how Royal Spring Water can change its brand to "Royal Water", a registered trademark of another company.
I searched "Crystal Splash," "Mia Water" and "Royal Spring Water" on the links on post 3080 and didn't come up with anything. (Premium Waters, Inc., with a distribution plant in Ft. Worth, a few hundred miles from Hereford, Texas, provides water for regional Wal Marts.)
Regarding "good news", here is a quote from the company's press release (Maxwell):
"A company spokesman said 'showing our state-of-the-art facility to shareholders was an important step in establishing the company's true existence and capability.'"
In other words, RSPG and Maxwell are announcing to the world for the first time that RSPG was forced by public doubt and skepticism to stage a plant tour to try and prove that the company actually exists.
That is an amazingly self-destructive piece of public relations, but I gather that RSPG and Maxwell are "co-joined".
But the bottom-line is sales: not tomorrow sales, but today sales.
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