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Posted On: 07/26/2017 11:54:52 AM
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Shipping water to China $RMHB
The Chinese group is very wealthy and has significant holdings in the US and in Asia. It is my understanding they own a water plant in China that could do the bottling. Logistically speaking it would be a lot easier and cheaper to bottle the water product over there.
IMO the best way to to ship water to China would be to send a potable tanker rail car to Los Angeles and then fill a sterile bladder in a cargo container and load it on a container ship. The container ships that return to China are more often than not loaded with empty cargo containers so Rocky Mountain High Brands could get a very inexpensive rate to ship the containers.
The biggest logistical issue with shipping over to China is to obtain all of the permits and licenses necessary so the containers will be accepted once it reaches it's destination and the product can be bottled for consumer resale.
Gerry David has experience in this area. He is the best man for addressing this issue.
The Chinese group is very wealthy and has significant holdings in the US and in Asia. It is my understanding they own a water plant in China that could do the bottling. Logistically speaking it would be a lot easier and cheaper to bottle the water product over there.
IMO the best way to to ship water to China would be to send a potable tanker rail car to Los Angeles and then fill a sterile bladder in a cargo container and load it on a container ship. The container ships that return to China are more often than not loaded with empty cargo containers so Rocky Mountain High Brands could get a very inexpensive rate to ship the containers.
The biggest logistical issue with shipping over to China is to obtain all of the permits and licenses necessary so the containers will be accepted once it reaches it's destination and the product can be bottled for consumer resale.
Gerry David has experience in this area. He is the best man for addressing this issue.
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