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**HitMeHitMan** · 12-22-2008, 01:31 PM

Thanks for the link. Very informative!! Kudo's!

**scum1** · 12-22-2008, 11:38 PM

so how about hitman

I'd love to see some figures on how Hitman is doing

Originally posted by Jay01 View Post

Hi, for those interested: I did a little write-up (click link at the bottom) on last week's conference call by Hansen Natural, parent of Monster Energy. Best, Jay

"Hansen Natural Mid Quarter Update - December 16th 2008
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"This is an overview of the key remarks made during Hansen Natural???„?s (HANS) Mid Quarter Business Update on December 16th 2008, right after Rodney Sacks (CEO) and Hilton Schlosberg (CFO) rang the NASDAQ closing bell. The call is archived here, and was accompanied by a slide presentation...." >> CONTINUED >>

Hansen Natural Mid Quarter Update - December 16th 2008 ??«

**amyers** · 12-30-2008, 06:14 PM

Great slide right here:

Red is Coke, Green is AB, Yellow is Indie

**BhamCokeman** · 01-01-2009, 09:10 PM

Just because it sicks out like a sore thumb..... the north part of Alabama is a family run bottler out of Huntsville and Decatur, and they were offered the rights to it, but did not want it. They are old school and out dated, and thats being kind. The west part of Bama is a the bottler out of Meridian and they declined it as well.
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**amyers** · 01-01-2009, 10:45 PM

Originally posted by BhamCokeman View Post

Just because it sicks out like a sore thumb..... the north part of Alabama is a family run bottler out of Huntsville and Decatur, and they were offered the rights to it, but did not want it. They are old school and out dated, and thats being kind. The west part of Bama is a the bottler out of Meridian and they declined it as well.
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Yeah, Huntsville Coke/Big Springs is really weird...

**Red Sox fan** · 01-01-2009, 11:26 PM

They are not alone. I am aware of at least two other Coke independant bottlers who rejected Monster. Both Coca Cola of Northern New England and Lehigh Valley Coke said "no thanks". From what I heard they found Hansens agreement terms to be extremely unreasonable and their negotiation style overly off putting. Both told them to beat it.

**amyers** · 01-03-2009, 01:00 AM

Originally posted by Red Sox fan View Post

They are not alone. I am aware of at least two other Coke independant bottlers who rejected Monster. Both Coca Cola of Northern New England and Lehigh Valley Coke said "no thanks". From what I heard they found Hansens agreement terms to be extremely unreasonable and their negotiation style overly off putting. Both told them to beat it.

Wouldn't really matter to me, I don't think they understand what this product could do to their profits!