Replies to post #153044 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[just_an_ant]

I'm not that up to date on New York (all the landmarks, train stations, ports, etc.)...but you had me a little confused - first with mention of Penn station and as if "something' was considered certain there, which I don't 'see' confirmation of that yet.

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In addition to the 50,000 samples they are handing out at Penn Station in December

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subject to procedural details being agreed, with a target launch window of January. Procedural details include, amongst other things, participating in a sampling program at Grand Central Terminal and Port Authority of New York locations. Winning Brands has already manufactured and paid for 50,000 new “PocketPaks” for this purpose, which Winning Brands holds in inventory. The arrangement would also include the installation of Winning Brands custom display racks for 4-ounce bottles, holding 48-bottles each, in the stores. However, until the arrangements are actually in place, they are still in the realm of being an update on progress only.

Nov 24th:

The current plan is to have the 4oz display boxes located at the checkout lines in those stores – probably approximately 100 for starters. [does that include a display rack or just on the counter? - per some images of stores, looks like on counter imo, little room for display racks there imo]

[that's it at the moment - no mention of sampling program as yet (formally)]

But something of advertising/marketing is likely to be included in some agreed to capacity imo.

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