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Hiku Brands Company Ltd. DJACF

Healthcare Biotechnology Drug Manufacturers - Specialty & Generic Cannabis
"Hiku Brands Company Ltd, formerly knwon as DOJA Cannabis Co Ltd is engaged in handcrafted cannabis production and building a portfolio of iconic, engaging cannabis lifestyle brands. Its cannabis brands include DOJA, Tokyo Smoke, and Van der Pop."


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Hiku Brands Company Ltd. > Why does everyone hate the Canopy deal?
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Comment by rensoykaon Jul 21, 2018 10:46am
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RE:RE:Why does everyone hate the Canopy deal?

RE:RE:Why does everyone hate the Canopy deal?the only way that canopy will ever get near 100 bucks is if people turn out in droves to buy legal weed. personally I don't see it. the people who use their local dealer will likely stay there because of price point so it comes down to supplying the average working joe who may or may not be able to come up with the extra cash. are there really that many people out there who either used years ago and may go back to it now that it's legal or that many people who have never used but want to start?
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