Source: The Gummy Project.
  • The Gummy Project (GUMY) has received an order from a resort and casino on the Las Vegas strip for its Peachy Bees and Watermelon Sharks
  • This purchase order marks another milestone in The Gummy Project’s ongoing multi-channel sales strategy
  • The resort and casino includes two luxury hotel towers with a total of 4,748 hotel rooms, with millions of visitors each year
  • The Gummy Project sells low sugar, plant-based gummy products while raising money (and awareness) to support endangered keystone species
  • The Gummy Project (GUMY) opened trading at C$0.015 per share

The Gummy Project (GUMY) has received an order from a resort on the Las Vegas strip for its Peachy Bees and Watermelon Sharks.

“Receiving a purchaser order from this resort & casino is a significant achievement for the Company and an important indication of our rapid growth trajectory,” said Charlie Lamb, President and CEO of GUMY.

“When a 5-star luxury resort and casino is purchasing our gummies to sell at its property, it clearly illustrates the tremendous momentum that we are building and that our endangered “keystone” species mandate is very much resonating with business and consumers throughout North America.”

He added,

“Our products clearly embody the Resort & Casino’s commitment to a more sustainable future, and we very much look forward to developing a long-term relationship with them that supports the conservation of endangered “keystone” species,” said Mr. Lamb.

The Gummy Project is a growing community of individuals and organizations who believe small contributions can add up to something big. It sells low-sugar, plant-based gummy products while raising money (and awareness) to support endangered keystone species. Its line of gummy products comes in endangered “keystone species” shapes instead of the traditional gummy bears. 

The Gummy Project (GUMY) opened trading at C$0.015 per share.


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