I can't shake the idea that once the company gets

I can't shake the idea that once the company gets all their ducks in a row and starts to gain more investors and more retailers on board that there will be an offer to purchase from one of the big companies.

This happens quite a bit with new products that do well and spark the interest of companies with deep pockets. Especially with the foothold in Mexico and a product that differentiates itself from other new startups.

For example here are two products that coke bought years ago..........

Smartwater

Smartwater was purchased as part of Coca-Cola’s 2007 acquisition of Glacéau for more than $4 billion. It is the best-selling premium water brand in the U.S. The actress Jennifer Aniston has endorsed the product, appearing in many of its ad campaigns.



Honest Tea

In 2008, Coca-Cola bought a 40 percent stake in organic beverage maker Honest Tea for $43 million and bought out the rest of the company in 2011. Its founders say they came up with the idea because they found most bottled sodas and iced teas too sweet. Today, Honest Tea can be found in more than 100,000 stores.

I don't know about you, but I have never heard of honest tea, but since being taken over by coke it's in 100,000 stores. Also, look how basic their idea was. An iced tea that was not too sweet. This caught Cokes attention, so why not RMHB that has ground-breaking flavors??