I believe that the title has merit... By reading the article, I...

I believe that the title has merit... By reading the article, I have been updated with information that I was not previously aware of pertaining to Wienerberger's perspective on the Hadrian along with the issues that they had identified which were preventing the Hadrian from being implemented in the European market NINE MONTHS AGO.

In lieu of the aforementioned and given FBR's efficiency in mediating issues that are implemented into their continuous improvement program (ref Dayton lay speed compared to the Byford lay speed one month later), I have little doubt that a solution has either 1) been found or 2) very close to being found.

Thanks for your input though!