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Re: Arnotts closes Tech Services

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From: Andrew Kennett
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 1995 00:00
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Anthony Magnani (anthony@gil.com.au) wrote:

:                                 Sorry about your bad luck !  I also
: feel sorry for Arnotts they sure aren't the biscuits they used to be.
: I remember Monte Carlos as a kid ...  you'd almost kill your kid
: sister to get hers as well !

: Tried one lately ?  MMmmm !  Very average ! 

: Why don't you guy's get together and start a bisciut company of your
: own ? Kick $3,000 in each, invent some great recipes for yourselves
: and if your determined enough, offer good service and a great taste
: with a good looking package ....  What have you got to lose !  It's
: only $3,000 not $3,000,000 ...

: Worked for Paradise !   Food for thought <g> (sorry about the pun)

: Let me know the brand name so I can try some ! 

Thanks for the support, personally I think we could have set Tech 
Services up as a consulting/support lab for other companies. I'm sure if 
Arnotts had been willing to fund us for a year and given us the authority 
to seek what work we could and charge at market rates (charge Arnotts too 
- altho they may have been eligible for a bulk discount) we would have 
been a profit making division.  We certainly had the skilled people and 
the equipment.

Andrew
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From: andrewk@gco.apana.org.au (Andrew Kennett)
Subject: Re: Arnotts closes Tech Services
Date: 1995/12/20
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