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Non-Tech : The Children's Beverage Group (TCBG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Cavalry who wrote (2181)12/8/1998 11:07:00 AM
From: mark cox  Respond to of 2452
 
Someone was kind enough to PM me a link to a newspaper in Illinois that had an article on TCBG. It was basically the same as the press release but worded a bit different.

Children's Beverage wins pact
NORTHBROOK - The Children's Beverage Group Inc. announced it has won an exclusive agreement with The Power Group. In the pact, Children's Beverage will sell, co-pack, manufacture or fill its proprietary no-spill, stand-up liquid pouch containers for 34 international companies, including National Grape Co-op/Welch's, Ocean Spray and Clearly Canadian. Children's Beverage's role in producing the children's individual drink pouches will vary with the particular company. The Power Group operates manufacturing and packaging plants that serve the food industry. Northbrook-based Children's Beverage creates packaging technology for children's beverages.


So we have gone from 2, ( Wal-mart and Winn-Dixie ), to a total of 36 companies in short order.

Cavalry, this leaky juice ship as you put it now has 34 international ports to pull into to off load their one of a kind cargo. <gg>

Mark



To: Cavalry who wrote (2181)12/8/1998 7:37:00 PM
From: AC Flyer  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 2452
 
And now, the return trip to 70 cents.....

Cavalry is right on this one. Here's the problem: operating potential, but no restrictions on management actions.

While TCBG's earnings may achieve a finite, non-zero number in '99, there is no practical restriction on the size of the float. Jon has created an incredible money machine - for him. Any number divided by infinity is zero.