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Cookies concentrates now available in Ontario

Today Pure Sunfarms Corp. (“Pure Sunfarms”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Village Farms International, Inc. (Nasdaq: VFF), announces it, together with its partner NOYA Cannabis Inc (“NOYA”), has launched Cookies concentrates in Canada.

Working with Cookies genetics from NOYA, the exclusive cultivation and processing partner of Cookies in Canada, Pure Sunfarms has grown and processed Cookies strains into cannabis concentrates. The initial offering includes GP20 Diamonds, GP20 Sauce, Georgia P Diamonds, and Georgia P Sauce now available in Ontario.

The legalization of recreational cannabis in over 18 US states and Canada has brought the industry to create new appealing products to satisfy the consumers' demand.

Cannabis flowers are not the only product consumed in legal cannabis states. The use of new, less invasive ways to consume cannabis is rising among enthusiasts.

A recent report by Headset, a data-driven tech company that provides a cannabis market and business intelligence solution for the cannabis industry, shows the relative popularity of cannabis product categories ebb and flow, even in mature markets.

Once you have received a valid licence from both the CRA and HHS, you can begin producing marijuana products. The Canada Department has more information on health certificates. Cannabis is a genus in North America.

Although the Canadian cannabis industry has been under pressure and has not grown as fast as many analysts forecasted, the sector has contributed $43.5 billion to Canada’s national gross domestic product (GDP) since recreational cannabis was legalized in 2018 (according to a Deloitte Canada). According to the report, Canada’s recreational cannabis industry has created 98,000 jobs, contributed $15.1 billion into the government’s coffer, and added approx. $1.09 to Canada’s GDP for every dollar for revenue and capital expenditure. We find these numbers to be significant, however, Canadian cannabis companies have been some of the hardest hit since early 2021.

West Blvd Cannabis just opened Canada's first cannabis culinary facility. Here's what they've got planned

Before West Blvd Cannabis (WBC) opened its doors in Vancouver’s ​​Mount Pleasant neighbourhood, the company’s founders travelled to Oregon and Colorado, two states with a lengthy history of legal pot.

Fire & Flower Holdings Corp. ("Fire & Flower" or the "Company") (TSX: FAF) (OTCQX: FFLWF), a leading cannabis consumer technology platform announced that its wholly-owned indirect subsidiary, Pineapple Express Delivery Inc. ("Pineapple Express") will begin offering next business day delivery through BC Cannabis Stores' e-commerce website in the Metro Vancouver region beginning the week of February 28, 2022. The partnership comes after Pineapple Express was the successful proponent of a competitive RFP process.

A staff report regarding best practices with agricultural and industrial cannabis grow-ops within Tiny Township recommends a proactive initiative when it comes to odour concerns.

Last year, staff were directed to draft official plan and zoning bylaw amendments for a land-use policy and regulation framework for cannabis to bring back to council.

In presenting the follow-up report at a recent committee of the whole meeting, planning and development director Shawn Persaud explained that staff looked at township-initiated amendment definitions based on best practices regarding various factors, including the minimum distance to deal with lighting, traffic and odour from production facilities depending on their size and scale.

If you glance briefly at the latest cannabis dispensary to hit Toronto, all you'll see is bright blue signage with a single word: Cookies.

Hopefully it's not too misleading to anyone, as there are no cookies sold inside, just lots and lots of weed. People familiar with more major cannabis brands will probably recognize the logo and not be confused at all, zeroing in on the brand's presence in Canada for the first time. The signage has swirly white writing on a sky blue background, and the logo is a curly "C" inside the silhouette of a cookie with a bite taken out of it, so you could be forgiven for thinking they're really all about baked goods.