- Gaia Grow Corp. (GAIA) announced that its subsidiary, TruExtracts Laboratories, will be launching its new line of cannabis products in Western Canada
- The subsidiary submitted one product SKU from its FUBAR, Spaced Food, and Hash Labs brands
- Quantities of the products sold will be available once the final purchase order has been received
- Afterwards, the products will be deployed in all other regions of Canada
- James Tworek has resigned from his positions as President and Director of Gaia Grow
- Gaia Grow Corp. (GAIA) is down 25.00 per cent, trading at $0.03 per share as of 1:33 p.m. EST
Gaia Grow Corp. (GAIA) announced that its subsidiary, TruExtracts Laboratories, will be launching its new line of cannabis products in Western Canada.
TruExtracts submitted one product SKU from each of its three brands: FUBAR, Spaced Food, and Hash Labs. All submissions were listed and will be on retail shelves for the spring product launch. Quantities of the products sold will be available once TruExtracts receives the final purchase order from the retail cannabis board.
Afterwards, TruExtracts intends to continue deploying these products in all other regions of Canada once this launch has been fulfilled.
Andre Sinclair, COO of TruExtracts, stated,
“Having all three lines picked up from the largest cannabis distributor in Canada shows the strength of our product lineup… Waiting until we had all products perfect has paid off with this unheard-of acceptance ratio of three for three.”
Spaced Food will launch its four-piece pack, “Strawberry Astronaut Sorbet,” with 10 milligrams of THC and 10 milligrams of CBD product as a part of the new offering. FUBAR will bring its eight-piece per pack “Cacao Cream Cookie F Bomb” edibles with the same THC and CBD ratio.
Lastly, Hash Labs will deliver its “1G Gelato Cake Live Rosen 510 thread” vape cartridge to the line. The company intends to add more product submissions for a summer product line.
In other news, James Tworek has resigned from his positions as President and Director of Gaia Grow.
Gaia Grow Corp. (GAIA) is down 25.00 per cent, trading at $0.03 per share as of 1:33 p.m. EST.
