
Pim Jansen
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Aug 12, 2026
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3:37PaulHOST
or sell to, to suppliers? So essentially they sell to, for example, hospitals, or trying to sell to hospitals directly? So what's, what's your way of approaching this?

Pim JansenGUEST
Um, we have a lot of, uh, hospitals, um, that are in- really interested in searching for an alternative at the moment.

Pim JansenGUEST
Um, we really want to already, uh, deliver the cups, uh, to, uh, distributors and to hospitals.

Pim JansenGUEST
Uh, however, we're unable to do so at this moment because we're still scaling up.

Pim JansenGUEST
At the end of this year, we are, are building our first production line that's able to produce 10,000 cups a week.

Pim JansenGUEST
After that, we'll scale to a million a week, um, and then we'll be really able to, uh, also deliver the cups, uh, that we want to.
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6:01PaulHOST
And then who, who else is part of that?