A production break.
Good evening.
December brings special significance to many folks around the world united by a common goal – peace and harmony between all nations of this Earth.
December is also one of inventory counts, office parties and exchanging gifts between family members, friends and associates. Certainly a merry, special month for kids of all ages.
A time to stop for a while, grip the hands of those closest and express appreciation for who they are and what they have contributed and accomplished during the past twelve months. My sincere thanks to the Cambrian team; it has been an honor and a privilege to associate with you to expand our presence.
Tomorrow brings a new adventure, flying off to the south coast of Africa. The 18 hours sandwiched into a tight seat is a small price to pay for the privilege of spending some time with loved ones and to pursue the business goals of this extensive journey.
The local and international demand for Ecklonia kelp is escalating rapidly; our function here at Cambrian Biotech is to also ensure a continuing, dependable supply of quality raw material. It’s time to break bread with our supply associates and collectively plan and prepare for an exiting new year.
If all goes well, the next post possibly from a sunny beach somewhere in Africa..
Regards. SP
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