Hello mate, I understand your frustration,
We are still in Spain, however we downsized and moved out from our old farm, where we used to develop and produce every seed and strain.
For various reasons it became impossible to continue at the original farm. Mainly Logistics, security, safety, demand and some personal reasons as well.
We still do all strain development ourselves in Spain, however what we used to produce for sale that some years ago would have sustained sales for a year or more would now essentially be gone in a couple of weeks. So we switched production to a few farms in the US, where 75% of our sales come from.
So now strains are bred to F3-F4 here and when we’re happy with them they get sent to the US to be feminised and produced in a quantity that is sufficient to meet the current demand.
I don’t want to come across as it’s all about numbers but whereas it was once 3 lads on a small farm, we’ve now had to expand our team to 16 just to manage everything, in all locations. We’re still learning business as we go, but fundamentally it has to make sense, the risk, effort and reward.
The Eu situation is unfortunate, as it’s really hard: read, next to impossible to get seeds into Spain from the states in the quantity we would need to make it worthwhile even opening up shop.
We have been in talks with some large distributors in Europe (for many months now) to see if there was a way to legally import a large amount of seeds, but even those companies with legal teams on hand, and a myriad of customs agencies type contacts can’t find a way that will work right now.
Hell, if we can get seeds to Spain, I’d run the shop myself.
The only other alternative is to set up a big production facility in Europe, but with legalities for this not favorable in comparison to the US, this would be a sketchy and huge endeavor to undertake when we’re just getting our business back on track after a few rocky years.
So, just incase it appears that we don’t give a fuck, I can assure you that we do, however nothing is ever as easy as meets the eye.
Cheers.