Irish green.
Tilray (TLRY) Medical announced today the relaunch of its cannabis oral solution in Ireland under the country’s Medical Cannabis Access Program (MCAP). Tilray’s approved product has also recently received reimbursement approval, which gives patients cost reimbursement and ensures more eligible patients can access quality medical cannabis under Ireland’s MCAP. Denise Faltischek, Tilray Brands’ Chief Strategy Officer and Head of International Business, said, “We are extremely proud to relaunch in Ireland with an expanded footprint. The MCAP reimbursement approval is a tremendous step in providing patients with greater access to Tilray’s high-quality medical cannabis products that address their needs. We remain dedicated to do our part to increase access for patients in need around the world.” Tilray Medical is a leading provider of EU-GMP-certified medical cannabis products in 22 countries with a comprehensive portfolio of THC and CBD products.
Trulieve & Wiz Khalifa.
Trulieve Cannabis Corp (TCNNF) is a Hedgeye Cannabis Best Idea Long.
Trulieve Cannabis Corp (TCNNF) announced yesterday the official launch of Khalifa Kush premium medical cannabis products in select Florida retail locations this Saturday, October 8. This is an exclusive partnership with multi-platinum selling, GRAMMY® and Golden Globe® Award-nominated recording artist Wiz Khalifa in Florida. “I’ve always been driven to create art and products that change people’s perceptions or offer different experiences, so to me Khalifa Kush is a big part of that,” said Wiz Khalifa. “Trulieve is the perfect partner for us because of its commitment to providing the highest quality products and best possible patient experiences.” The Khalifa Kush product line will expand to all statewide locations in the coming months (updated location list available online). Khalifa Kush products are also available in Trulieve-owned and operated locations in Arizona.
Cannabis In Kentucky.
The governor of Kentucky on Friday released a report from a medical marijuana advisory committee that he formed in June. A non-scientific poll that the Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee conducted online found that 99 percent of the 3,539 respondents believe that medical cannabis should be legalized. And they also gathered input during four town hall events they organized in July—reporting that zero event attendees expressed opposition to making marijuana legally available to patients. The governor said that they would take the findings and propose legislation off of the findings. For those of you that don't know, Kentucky was the number grower of cannabis in the late 1800s and early 1900s. These findings and a state shift back to cannabis legalization could be prosperous for the state. marijuanamoment.net
