Sep 10, 2019
Cannabis Strategic Ventures (OTCQB: NUGS) today announced the first set of product sales from the initial harvest of its wholly owned and operated flagship greenhouse farm in Northern California, NUGS FARM (www.nugsfarm.com). Per the update, the six-acre cannabis operation is anticipated to reach its full capacity by year-end and is presently booking sales for more than 13 unique flower strains. NUGS intends to increase its operations in the future by adding on-site processing and manufacturing for oils, extracts, pre-rolls and more. “We are excited to start selling product from NUGS FARM inaugural harvest. Booking our first round of sales is an exciting milestone for our company and all stakeholders,” Cannabis Strategic Ventures CEO Simon Yu stated in the news release. “Our team is overwhelmed with the level of interest in NUGS FARM cannabis flower. We believed this a testament to the quality of our high-tech cultivation process and our commitment to quality, growth and infusing the California legal markets with exceptional cannabis flower and products.”
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About Cannabis Strategic Ventures
Cannabis Strategic Ventures, Inc. is one of the largest publicly traded marijuana cultivators in the United States. The Los Angeles-based company incubates, develops and partners with category leaders within the cannabis and ancillary sectors. The Firm’s NUGS brand experience provides operational and financial strategic partnerships and a range of essential services to emerging and existing cannabis consumer brands. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.CannabisStrategic.com.
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