Not all that long ago they didn't have any of thei

Not all that long ago they didn't have any of their own bottling equipment. If and when CBD Life and RMHB management foresee a capacity issue they certainly could then justify further investment in expansion of their manufacturing capacity. Temporary co-packing arrangements could help bridge the gap if necessary, but the numbers will show that the initial investment paid off big time, so increasing their capacity at the appropriate time would undoubtedly be a very wise investment. Especially since they plan to re-launch marketing efforts for their own brands, and as they know all too well, if your not already a fat cat in the beverage market, you get pushed to the back of the line in most co-packing arrangements. They haven't had to deal with that problem for a while now, and my guess is that they're still capable of a decent amount of additional bottling capacity at this point. Additional demand means justifiable growth. They've had more than their fair share of challenges, but I'm sure they won't be overlooking the opportunity to grow after the rough water they've navigated to make it this far.