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Indiva Ltd V.NDVA

Alternate Symbol(s):  NDVAF

Indiva Limited, through its indirect wholly owned subsidiary, Indiva Inc., is a Canada-based producer of cannabis servicing the medical and recreational markets. The Company is engaged in producing and selling cannabis products, including dried flower, extract, and edible products. It focuses on the production and processing of edible and extract cannabis products as well as packaging of edibles and extracts. Its brands include Pearls by Gron, Bhang Chocolate, Indiva Doppio Sandwich Cookies, Indiva 1432 Chocolate, and No Future Gummies and Vapes, as well as other Indiva branded extracts. Its products include edibles and capsules. Its edibles include Vanilla Double -Stuffed Chocolate Cookie, Fudge Double-Stuffed Chocolate Cookie, and Golden Vanilla Double Stuffed Cookie. It sells its cannabis products to consumers in the recreational market in the provinces of Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfound.


TSXV:NDVA - Post by User

Comment by caretired1on Nov 30, 2022 7:15pm
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Post# 35141458

RE:Childhood Cannabis Intoxication - Montreal Gazette

RE:Childhood Cannabis Intoxication - Montreal GazetteThis is a very uninformed author of the article. It's clear from the photo that the products presented are from the illegal market and then described to be 600mg of htc which is also illegal. The article finishes with "there has to be better regulation and enforcement about packing and dosing."  This regulation is in place across the country and edibles are not even allowed for sale in Quebec, home of the newspaper the article was in.

if this sort of misinformation is used by health Canada we have bigger problems, not the least of which is adults handing out illegal edibles to children at Halloween!! In Winnipeg 
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