Your "Survival Pack" is a neat idea. Making it available in single
quantities in the US (and other markets) would mean that you could
produce more of them (because as soon as the tooling is amortized, the
cost drops), at lower cost. Aim it at the survivalist/woodsman/camping
market and, if the price is right, they will sell like hotcakes.
Marketing here will be critical.
They look light, look like they pack well and should last a reasonably
long time. They will not work for the hiking community (much too big
and heavy!), but the survivalist/camper/woodsman is likely to want to
set up a base camp and go from there. Making a blow-molded container
set to fit in the "open" space might be a good idea, allowing the food
to be stored within the stove (after it cools!)
Dave 8{)
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/"Among the many misdeeds of British rule in India, history will look
upon the Act of depriving a whole nation of arms as the blackest."/
Mohandus Ghandi, An Autobiography, Page 446.
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