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Flower One Holdings Inc FLOOF

Flower One Holdings Inc. is a Canada-based cannabis cultivation, production, licensing, and wholesale company. The Company produces a range of products from flower, full-spectrum oils, and distillates to finished consumer packaged goods, including pre-rolls, concentrates, edibles, topicals, and other brands in cannabis. It offers cannabis brands such as Cookies, Kiva, Old Pal, Heavy Hitters, Lift Ticket’s, HUXTON, and its in-house brand, NLVO, and more. The Company, through its subsidiaries, holds a range of investments such as commercial-scale cannabis greenhouse, cannabis production facility, indoor cultivation facility and a fully licensed commercial kitchen space, located in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Its subsidiaries include Flower One Corp., FO Labour Management Ltd., Cana Nevada Corp., CN Labor Management, Inc., CN License Co I, Inc., CN License Co III, Inc, North Las Vegas Equipment Co., Inc, North Las Vegas Equipment Co. III, Inc. and North Las Vegas Services, Inc.


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Post by tomwdanceon Mar 06, 2019 12:56pm
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Good or BadCan someone please break this news down? Is this a positive thing for long term growth?
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