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I've never understood some of their business moves ... at one time they were ahead of everyone with their MF digital backs and suddenly quit, then later bought controlling interest in Leaf, then sold that. :wtf:
Move it to China and then clean up the toxic waste site the US location has become? Who ever buys it is going into a small market that shows little growth. They will then most likely be liable for the environmental conditions at the site. A site that could have been operating for over 100 years with some really nasty stuff in the ground--imagine is it ever got into the ground water and folks noticed ten years from now....so somebody will buy it as a going concern. Even if all the machinery is transported to China if won't be very long before production is up and running again.
+1WHY WOULD YOU SUGGEST THAT KODAK HAS AN ENVIROMENTAL PROBLEM? DO YOU KNOW THIS TO BE A FACT? VERY IRRESPONSIBLE IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY FACTS
STANLEY
I hope that's sarcasm, however misplaced. My purchases are all designed to support Ilford (and sample a discontinued line of eastern European) film.Chris, your purchases will really help Kodak and preserve their line of film.
It's not due to end. Kodak's stated intention is to sell the film business to someone else who wants to keep running it. There's no guarantee that they will find such a buyer, of course, and if they don't then all bets are off. But as of now there is no scheduled end of production.Does anyone know when production is due to end?