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Advantis Corp. Expanding National Reach
Advantis Corp. Expanding National Reach.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n Advantis Corp. Expanding National Reach\n \n \nAdvantis Corp. Expanding National Reach\n \n NEWPORT BEACH, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 5, 2017) - ADVANTIS CORPORATION (OTC PINK: ADVT) is in negotiations with two high volume cultivators in Nevada and Maryland to provide Amstercan solutions. Delivery of a more efficient canning machine that N2pack has been building for Advantis will be delivered within the next 6-8 weeks.\n CEO of Advantis, Christopher Swartz, was excited to share the news of Advantis' expansion to states they have not touched yet. \"Word about Amstercan is spreading quickly and demand is persistently outstripping supply,\" Swartz stated. \"This is a good problem to have, but not one that we want to have for long; we're chomping at the bit to get that new machine.\" The supplier of the Amstercan canning machines and packaging solutions, N2 Pack, has been building a new machine specifically to fulfill Advantis' growing client demand. The machine is said to have more than triple the production capacity of the current machine, and it will have the option of sealing larger sized cans. \"Las Vegas and Baltimore are two huge marketplaces that could help fuel our national expansion,\" Swartz added. \"My further goal, as Amstercan expands into other national marketplaces, is that we establish the proprietary and non-proprietary product pipeline that we are doing such a great job of creating here in California.\" Swartz noted that they are considering options for when canning capacity is maximized again, and said, \"We need to keep up with demand as it continues to skyrocket, and we are currently looking into several cost-effective solutions.\"\n Swartz pointed out that in addition to the reduction of manpower necessary to operate the new canning machine, Advantis is taking other cost cutting measures. \"We are bringing the can labeling process in-house,\" Swartz said. \"We have been working with an outstanding labeling company, but we are not their only client, and that means we can't always get things done in the same day. Not only are we cutting costs by bringing this process in-house, but we will be able to service our clients faster.\" Swartz says with the reduction of manufacturing costs, margins from sales of Amstercans will increase by over 10%.\n The industry is trending toward the premium packaging, branding,...