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Bhang Inc BHNGF

Bhang Inc. is a Canada-based global consumer packaged goods company, focused on chocolate and cannabis edibles. The Company offers chocolate cannabis edibles in North America and in other parts of the world. Its chocolate categories include cannabis-infused milk chocolates, cannabis-infused dark chocolates and cannabis-infused white chocolates. The Company's cannabis-infused milk chocolates include milk chocolate and ice milk chocolate. Its cannabis-infused dark chocolates include 1:1 CBD:THC caramel dark chocolate, dark chocolate, fried chicken & cola dark chocolate and toffee & salt dark chocolate. Its cannabis-infused white chocolates include cookies & cream white chocolate, and white toast white chocolate. It has collaborations with The Blues Brothers through cannabis infused chocolate. It offers infused joints - BHANG HIGH ROLLER: FIG BAR. Its business includes selling its products in over 2500 retail stores and delivery selling and distribution through licensee partnerships.


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Post by capricorn2on Mar 23, 2011 9:22am
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News.

News.

Germany set to swiftly abandon nuclear power for good in the wake of Japan's disaster

capress
, On Wednesday March 23, 2011, 8:49 am

By The Associated Press

BERLIN - Germany stands alone among the world's leading industrialized nations in its determination to abandon nuclear energy for good because of the technology's inherent risks.

Europe's biggest economy is betting billions on expanding the use of renewable energy to meet its power demands instead. The transition was supposed to happen slowly over the next 25 years, but now it is being accelerated in the wake of Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant disaster.

Chancellor Angela Merkel says the "catastrophe of apocalyptic dimensions" has irreversibly marked the start of a new era.

Berlin's decision to take seven of its 17 reactors temporarily offline for new safety checks provides a window into how an industrialized nation might shift from getting a quarter of its power from atomic energy to none

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