StarWalker Industries, Inc. : We're building a bottled water plant with a paid bottle return recycling center | Wefunder

StarWalker Industries (SWI) is a bottled water distribution, manufacturing, and recycling company. SWI sells truckloads of bottled water and is building a state-of-the-art bottled water production and recycling system in Atlanta, GA

II. Why has StarWalker Industries been successful in the bottled water business?

StarWalker Industries is owned by a black business attorney and engineer who leads a team of positive people that brands bottled water and sells it by the truckload. SWI desires to expand its brands by building a closed-loop bottled water plant that collects its 100% Recyclable plastic bottles

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III. How much money does StarWalker Industries need?

StarWalker Industries is raising up to $1.07M on Wefunder and $4.6M in total in order to build a bottled water plant in Atlanta, GA, that will we believe will produce 32 Million 96oz water bottles a year at a total cost of $0.70 per bottle. The water bottles will be sold for $1.50 per bottle including a 25¢ bottle return

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