Yes double i have. the company must understand that the aquisition of feedstock is not as easily accomplished as one might think. You simply cannot pick up the phone and ask that 100000 gallons soy oil be delivered next week. Just not quite that simple. the demand on supply is increasing. This is why i have brought this issue to the boards arttention on several occassions. Now, it would be nice to know of any responses to the ad you reference. i am no expert on farm commodities but have been around long enough to know that many are contracted even before planting begins. This is why i feel John beebe appears to be behind the 8 ball if you will on this issue. this was my very first red flag the day i visited the site and spoke with lamar lindsey. i specifically asked about contracts, there were none at that time but He did say they were working on it. Now remember this was at a time they were still implying that they would purshase the stock and 'sqeeze' on site. this does not now appear to be the plan. So, a real important question remains, where will the oil stock come from? I welcome other's thpoughts and am open to correction of my views! Dog
A really great pr would be that 100,000 gallons have been purchased and will be delivered by xxxxx, also a contract has been signed for xxxx gal. to be delivered on weekly basis etc. you get the picture!
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