I AM Grateful that you responded to me.
As you may know back in the mid to late 90’s, manufacturing slowly shifted offshore from the United States to countries like India and China.
I would know as I was a buyer from a U.S. manufacturing company during that time period.
Raw materials were getting increasingly harder to get from the U.S. as time went on and thus cost of raw materials went up for the small manufactures in the U.S. Manufacturing Jump shipped and went to China mostly for inexpensive labor and total cost.
With that said BIEL really had no choice to keep cost down and to be as profitable as possible.
That was actually a smart move by Andy Whelan, I saw what was happening, but of course I never wanted the bulk of the manufacturing to leave the U.S.A
But things change and you must adapt…just like Biel is slowly but surely changing the landscape of pain reduction without the use of drugs.
Of course from time to time I do get frustrated with lack of updates from Biel management, as I am eager to hear more positive news and profitability straight from Biel Management.
But perhaps I still must remain patient.
Hopefully Biel will soar to new heights.