Phoenix, Arizona–, a leading cannabis products company operating two licensed manufacturing facilities in Canada and offering innovative products to both the medical and recreational legal cannabis markets in Canada and U.S.
By adding Bloom in the United States it really takes our US expansion strategy from the recreational brands and it lifts it up significantly,” he explained.
“The research license is really beneficial for Canada in allowing our innovation department to do product testing,” shared Sharples.
“We have products in the US that have just been launched that contain the absorption technology called VESIsorb®,” he continued, adding that the technology allows for greater absorption in the body.
“It will be a priority soon, at the very minimum, to get the Safe Banking Act done and in place, as well as decriminalize,” he continued.
“Heritage has been able to take advantage of our new product launch,” said Sharples, adding that the Company shifted their focus to begin launching their own products last summer.
Things are moving along well internally, and we are happy with how things look,” said Sharples, noting the Company’s aggressive growth strategy.
Heritage is a leading cannabis products company operating two licensed manufacturing facilities in Canada and offering innovative products to both the medical and recreational legal cannabis markets in Canada and U.S.
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