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Posted On: 12/02/2018 2:10:21 PM
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Their CBD supply is locked down ... I don't remember who it is from Colorado but they have that covered.
What I am curious about is their canning supplier? Since I worked for ABInbev for over 30 yrs I know that the newest and fastest canning machine will produce cans at approximately 2200 cans/minute with normal production in an 8hr shift can do about 20,000 cases per shift. This is high tech super speeds so if they contract out with a smaller independent, then those amounts would be smaller.
I do wish in some of their future podcast that they would give us some insight as to what they have lined up. If it is a major canning facility then they have to be allowed the time for the RMHB run along with their normal operation runs.
Also remember that the canning facility just cans and fills the liquid formula's; the other factor is getting the actual can's produced with the litho graphics on each can and shipped to canning facility. In the last podcast they did mention that the final cans designed will have the "added" COFEPRIS legal PREMIT # on them and may placement could be right below "Powered by Rocky Mountain High".
Go RMHB ... I live in Houston ... Go TEXANS They are looking like playoff material!
What I am curious about is their canning supplier? Since I worked for ABInbev for over 30 yrs I know that the newest and fastest canning machine will produce cans at approximately 2200 cans/minute with normal production in an 8hr shift can do about 20,000 cases per shift. This is high tech super speeds so if they contract out with a smaller independent, then those amounts would be smaller.
I do wish in some of their future podcast that they would give us some insight as to what they have lined up. If it is a major canning facility then they have to be allowed the time for the RMHB run along with their normal operation runs.
Also remember that the canning facility just cans and fills the liquid formula's; the other factor is getting the actual can's produced with the litho graphics on each can and shipped to canning facility. In the last podcast they did mention that the final cans designed will have the "added" COFEPRIS legal PREMIT # on them and may placement could be right below "Powered by Rocky Mountain High".
Go RMHB ... I live in Houston ... Go TEXANS They are looking like playoff material!
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