Another thing I feel is important to mention is th

Another thing I feel is important to mention is that, unlike what Thczinvestor18 was eluding to, the cost isn't an issue when dealing with a non-affiliated company you are working with contractually to distribute your product. If they screw up they're still liable for the cost of the product they purchase up front. I wouldn't be surprised to see the product not only bottled in China, but with the cost being handled by the "affluent" investors that Mrs. Li Li represents. We get royalties/licensing fees plus percentages and those investors still have plenty of meat left on the bone not only for a handsome return on their investment, but healthy margins for retailers as well. Lots of incentive all the way down the chain. And pay close attention to the market forecasts for this type of product. There's damn good reason that those affluent Chinese investors are eager to do this. They didn't become affluent investors by being stupid. They aren't waiting for this company to have the blessing of the SEC to trade stock on the big board before they invest. They know to beat the competition to the punch the time to move is NOW. They know how the game is played and they're in it to win. I strongly believe they will, at least for a vey large share of the market, and that means we win too.