Can Verde sell at $250 per tonne for Potash?I watched the latest YouTube video, and one thing that stuck out was the interviewer's question about transport costs, which readers of this BB will know is something many of us have been wondering too. CV said the cost to produce is $10 per tonne, but transport costs are up to $30 per tonne. So whilst potash prices are at $850, which translates as $140 per tonne of Verde product, the profit per tonne is clearly sensational. However, from memory, in the original PFS the average potash priced used was $250, which translates into just $40 per tonne of Verde product. Does this not mean that transport cost inflation means that Verde is not profitable if potash prices fall to $250? I suspect the answer lies in the fact that perhaps I am not looking at like for like, in as much as transport costs will have to also be added to the alternative potash products. The transport cost per tonne within Brazil for Verde's big potash competitors will presumably be a sixth oftgecost to Verde, although in Verde's favour, these competitors have to ship to Brazil in the first place. Even so, a return to $250 will make for somewhat paltry pickings for Verde. Or is there a flaw in my figures and thinking?