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Thu
23
Sep

The Good Shroom wins approval to sell its cannabis beverages and hash products in Quebec

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The Good Shroom Co Inc has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary and licensed cannabis processor, operating as Seul CBD, has been approved by the Société Quebecoise du Cannabis to sell the company’s Velada wellness beverage brand and Nordique Royale hash brand in the Canadian province of Quebec.  

Good Shroom said its cannabis products are expected to be available for purchase by consumers in Quebec by year’s end.

The company noted its Velada brand produces cannabis-infused instant coffee and teas in a variety of different flavours such as matcha latte, golden milk latte, hot chocolate, and café olé, which will become Canada's first cannabis-infused coffee. 

Thu
23
Sep

Decibel Announces 27 New Upcoming Ontario Product Launches

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Decibel Cannabis Company Inc. (the “Company” or “Decibel”) (TSXV: DB) (OTCQB: DBCCF), a premium cannabis producer, is pleased to announce its recent success in the Ontario product call as well as upcoming Ontario product launches with 27 new product introductions over the coming months. (As Originally Seen on technical420)

Thu
23
Sep

SpeakEasy Announces Strategic Plan to Release Multiple Consumer Brands Over the Next 12 Months

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SpeakEasy Cannabis Club Ltd. (CSE: EASY) (Frankfurt: 39H) (the "Company" or "SpeakEasy") a holder of a federal licence to cultivate, process, and sell cannabis under the Cannabis Act is pleased to announce it has created a strategic plan to release multiple consumer-facing brands over the next 12 months. The brands will represent SpeakEasy's agricultural foundation and core principles - product quality, respecting the culture and achieving a competitive price point that will rival our competitors and the black market.(1)

Wed
22
Sep

BC’s Jima Cannabis rolls into Ontario, acquiring High Tea brand and stores

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Jima Cannabis (“Jima”), a BC-based, recreational cannabis retail brand with one store in Abbotsford, B.C., and four more opening soon in the province, has made a big splash by acquiring Ontario-based retailer, High Tea Cannabis Co. (“High Tea”). With AGCO approval of the deal through parent company T-CANN Retail Ltd., Jima is now a multi-location, national cannabis brand with a rapid expansion plan and a dynamic franchise and affiliate model.

Wed
22
Sep

Leading Cannabis Innovator Sees 50% Growth in a Busy September

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In mid-September, the innovator of ethnobotanical and cannabis science products recorded a preliminary unaudited provincial wholesale sell-through in August 2021 of nearly $1.7 million.

This represents a 27% increase over the prior three-month average and puts year-to-date brand sales for the first eight months of 2021 at approximately $8.7 million compared to $6.7 million for all of 2020.

Driven by product line extension, new market expansion, and effective consumer marketing, the company noted that the wholesale sales for its retail brand, Phyto Extractions brand had reflected a strong affinity f or its products by Canadian consumers and retailers across the country.

Wed
22
Sep

Canada's Aurora Cannabis to shut down a facility in Edmonton

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Aurora Cannabis Inc said on Tuesday it will shut down a facility in Edmonton, Alberta, adding to the woes of the cash-strapped Canadian pot producer which has been reeling under the impact of the pandemic since last year.

The company said medical distribution from the Aurora Polaris facility that is being shut down will move to an adjacent factory called Aurora Sky, while manufacturing will move to its Aurora River factory in Ontario.

"We aspire to be a leaner, more agile organization that keeps pace with our competition and is on a path to profitability," a spokesperson for the company said in an email statement.

Tue
21
Sep

Could This Little-Known Pot Stock Double Your Money?

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There are many cannabis companies that are looking to be big players in the industry. And if you can find a small, relatively unknown marijuana stock that has plenty of growth potential, it could be an opportunity to double your money.

One stock that investors should have on their radars right now is cannabis retailer High Tide (NASDAQ:HITI). The Canadian-based marijuana company began trading on the Nasdaq on June 2. With exposure to the U.S. pot market, it holds an advantage over many other marijuana stocks that operate in just one country. Below, I'll look at whether this is a business you should consider investing in today.

Tue
21
Sep

Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe taking applications for cannabis retail licences

The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe (SRMT) in New York is hoping the issuing of Tribal Cannabis Retail Licences will lead to the establishment of a legal industry, which will then, in turn, fund local essential services, such as education and elder support.

The tribe first announced in July that it would allow for local entrepreneurs to grow and sell their own cannabis plants and products. That news came after the state of New York legalized the recreational use of cannabis earlier in March. It’s not expected to issue retail licences for another 18 months to sell cannabis, however.

Tue
21
Sep

MMJ Group receives offer for its investment in cannabis extraction company Embark Health

MMJ Group Holdings Ltd (ASX:MMJ, OTC:MMJJF) has given its tacit agreement to an offer from BevCanna Enterprises Inc to acquire its investee Embark Health.

Embark Health is a Canada-based cannabis extraction business that has been making solid strategic business progress throughout 2021 as it eyes off a public listing, while BevCanna is a health & wellness beverage and natural products business listed on the Canadian Stock Exchange.

MMJ’s investment in Embark consists of shares and the current value stands at approximately C$2.4 million. MMJ expects that its share of the deal would approximate the current book value of its investment.

Tue
21
Sep

BDSA Reports Global Cannabis Sales Surge 41% YoY in 2021; Will Surpass $62 Billion by 2026

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 BDSA announced today an update of its cannabis market forecast, a five-year rolling global forecast by country, state, province, channel, and category. Cannabis sales for 2021 will near $31 billion, an increase of 41% over 2020 sales. Further, BDSA forecasts global cannabis sales to grow from $30.6 billion in 2021 to $62.1 billion in 2026, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 15%.

“The cannabis industry continues to show exceedingly rapid growth, particularly within the U.S. market,” said Kelly Nielsen, Vice President Insights & Analytics, BDSA. “New markets, both medical and adult-use, are developing at a faster pace than observed in the past, and states are transitioning from medical-only to fully legal in a shorter time frame.”

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