Marketing has always been a weak spot in EDE to date, in my...

Marketing has always been a weak spot in EDE to date, in my view, Hamsa. I've banged on about this before on a number of occasions.We're told discussions are taking place with a number of large entities regarding their use of Edencrete but they seem to take for ever to come to any fruition.Is it because the Solomon's are driving a hard bargain? Or what? It's frankly irritating to see Edencrete subjected to rigorous proofs of performance going for years-which it provides, up to and exceeding, expectations,only to endure a seemingly grudging acceptance and slow uptake by industry.Yet here we have a significant commercial advance by an inferior product which, to my understanding has not had to weather the kinds of proofs of concept Edencrete has had to. What gives?
We don't know the terms and conditions applying to this agreement.Nevertheless, a similar kind of agreement involving Edencrete and a big industry player is long past due,in my exasperated opinion.

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