Ann: First Commercial Order from Country Farms/Starbucks, page-48

My theory is that reporting is due soon and another round of growth across their product ranges might start to attract wider attention. With hard times coming for most market sectors there might be slim pickings for growth potential in a bear market. All that money printing by governments globally had to come with a price. We'll all be paying back with interest over the next few years. People might cut back on cars, shoes, fine dining and clothes, but they'll continue to look out for their health. If it wasn't for the ASIC case the, company should be sitting around the 6 c - 10 c range. Sentiment and confidence in the competence of the people pulling the strings in this company is hurting the SP. That sentiment might also be influencing potential partners who could help accelerate growth. Everyone from suppliers to distributers would be cautious when dealing with them while a charge of misleading and deceptive conduct hangs over their head.