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Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

The Supreme Cannabis Co Inc is a Canada-based company engaged in the production and sale of medical and recreational cannabis. Its portfolio includes products that address recreational, medical, and wellness consumers. Its brands include BlissCo, Truverra, 7ACRES, Sugarleaf, and Hiway.


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Comment by OptGreenon Apr 17, 2018 1:06pm
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Post# 27898472

RE:RE:RE:RE:Johns PLan.....

RE:RE:RE:RE:Johns PLan.....The B2B model is a strength for Supreme only because of the quality of their product and the product they sell carries the 7ACRES brand on their product....as you can see on Aurora's menu is shown on all FIREweed products, they are selling a quality brand and that brand is what will sell their product. The Keg tables a fine steak and 'The Keg' is their brand not the steak company, like Supreme's is 7ACRES not the B2B model.

Never say never but Fowler has no plans of being a retail/ storefront sales business now or in the future....like you will drive an extra mile or two to dine at the Keg, MJ consumers will do the same to savor the flavor and quality of FIREweed, a product they like and trust....there may be more distrbutors like BlisCO that Supreme takes a position in but Supreme will remain a wholesaler/ B2B....and a very successful wholesale company!!, JMHO.....Opt

JRSDIRECT wrote: MD; I would agree the retail costs will be signficantly lower because of the B2B model. But with this model you are only as successful as the partner you pick or picks you. Obviously FIRE has hitched themselves to some pretty signficant wagons so they are 'somewhat' diverse.

The challenge with not being on the retail side is that is become difficult to get your name out there because you are the background player

Ex. The Keg Steakhouse - I like to eat there and have been for the last 20 years and yet I have no idea who supplies the steaks to the Keg.

Might be a remedial example but none-the-less, being a 'B2B supplier' has it's own unique marketing challenges and I am confidant JF has a plan to meet these challenges but at this point investors are hungry for big marketing publicity and big deals. 

In general, uninformed retail investors are like sheep, they don't perform any real DD and run to the latest headline and have no real insight into what they are buying.

As ridiculous as this may be it creates a real problem for all investors; the investor pie is only so big and loose money flowing to headlines leaves others in the shadows - "out of sight, out of mind"

  


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