The Importance of Scaling Your Production

I was a one man show. I ran my company very much like an overprotected parent, which was a blessing and a curse. It protected me from calling major mistakes. The downside, if you want to call it that, is just really slowed my growth. So when it was time to go nationwide in 2005, I had already kind of exhausted all the opportunities withinThat 2000 square foot facility in Gardina needed to become 4,000 and then 6,000 and so forth. To scale your production, you need essentially more land. And there's a catterton investment in GTs. There's also a co-contment and a Nestle investment with Pepsi.