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The pellets in the photo from the announcment look pulverised. They definitely look friable which was supposed to have been fixed. Why do they look so powdery and crumbly?
I think its going to be a problem. They have been processed in a extrusion then dried they put on a conveyer then dropped into a bin then dropped into another bin and then they look like this.
So they will reach the destination and then be dumped into another bin, put on another convayer and that would be the shortest process possible, but what if they were handled even more at their destination say 4 times if they went into storage first.
They will have to crumble more than they look now. Its not possible to stay in one piece after so much production. Its a bit embarrassing no matter what they are claiming about potential this and that. Nothing is successful if it is only a potential and if it still has to be be put through the wringer to be given the go ahead.
Are they selling these cheap or giving them away which is why they are only saying 'potentially' comercial?
They are not uniform in size now before leaving Esi which has to be a process issue and due to crumbleing.
Critically speaking it honestly doesn't look good and it doesn't look like a stable product. It will be powder on the bottom for sure. I thought there was no problem with friability any more? So this is old stock maybe? Is that the answer? Can be the only answer otherwise this is troubleing. Get your act into gear for christ sake after all these years this is the best looking product you have to offer for a comercial potential? It looks like they didn;t put the best foot forward in any way shape or form. Really bad look. Is this a joke? Look at the state of the peletts! Just look at them. I shake my head.