(Source: Nextleaf Solutions Ltd.)
  • Licensed cannabis processor Nextleaf Solutions (CSE:OILS) has announced a major commercial milestone with the launch of 20 new product listings across Canada
  • The new listings, expected to hit shelves by June 2025, reinforce Nextleaf’s leadership in wellness-focused, non-combustible cannabis formats, particularly softgels and bottled oils
  • Nextleaf is entering the Québec cannabis market for the first time with the launch of a high-potency balanced THC:CBD oil
  • Nextleaf stock (CSE:OILS) last traded at $0.05

Licensed cannabis processor Nextleaf Solutions (CSE:OILS) has announced a major commercial milestone with the launch of 20 new product listings across Canada under its flagship brand, Glacial Gold. The expansion spans four key product categories—vapes, softgels, oils, and infused prerolls—and marks the company’s first foray into the Québec market.

The new listings, expected to hit shelves by June 2025, reinforce Nextleaf’s leadership in wellness-focused, non-combustible cannabis formats, particularly softgels and bottled oils. The company continues to try to push boundaries in vape innovation, emphasizing flavour-forward formulations and advanced hardware. Nearly half of the new products feature minor cannabinoids such as CBG and CBN, reflecting growing consumer interest in targeted wellness effects.

Québec market debut

Nextleaf is entering the Québec cannabis market for the first time with the launch of MAX Équilibre 1000:1000 Huile 35ml, a high-potency balanced THC:CBD oil. The product will be sold under the Glacial Gold brand and made available exclusively online via SQDC.ca, offering direct-to-door delivery for Québecois consommateurs.

To support its Québec operations, Nextleaf has partnered with Québec Craft Cannabis for distribution and provincial representation.

Leadership insights

“I’m excited about the shift in trends we are noticing, including the groundswell from retailers and consumers seeking a more nuanced cannabis experience and diverse product selection, all the way up to the provincial authorities taking a chance on formulations that are currently under-indexed in the market,” Nextleaf’s CEO, Emma Andrews shared in a media statement.

With this latest expansion, Nextleaf is working to solidify its position as a leading innovator on a national level.

For a full list of provincial product listings, click here.

Nextleaf Solutions develops a range of multi-patented, highly automated, closed-loop extraction and distillation technology that sets the global standard for processing cannabis at-scale.

Nextleaf stock (CSE:OILS) last traded at $0.05 and has lost 66.67 per cent since this time last year.

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