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48North Cannabis Corp. NCNNF



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Comment by ILIKETAon Dec 06, 2019 2:42pm
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RE:Alison Gordon's Latest Instagram Post

RE:Alison Gordon's Latest Instagram Post
ILIKETA wrote:


cannabisculturist

I know I’ve posted this before but the saying has been on my mind this week...I really believe that weed opens your mind and creates a space for tolerance and understanding. It’s weird working in the cannabis industry which is super stressful, highly competitive and often has nothing to do with weed. I don’t think many people realize how challenging it is to build a cannabis company in Canada. Most of our companies are only 2 or 3 years old. I truly only took the reigns and created 48North two years ago. In that time we’ve taken a beautifully built facility with no license in Northern Ontario and built what @48nrth is today. All of us in this industry have had to learn how to be cultivators (indoor, greenhouse, outdoor), extractors, manufacturers of products including food, vape, cosmetic etc. Each of these verticals alone can take years to perfect and hone in the CPG industry. We are dealing with a relatively new work force...it wasn’t possible to hire someone with experience in the regulated cannabis industry until very recently. So everyone is learning together. Learning the regulations. Learning the many lessons of cultivation and extraction...making educated assumptions....and trying our damn hardest to be as accurate as possible. Many things come together at the last moment....licensing, construction, deals, people....and we never ever ever give up. I know that I’m working harder than I’ve ever worked in my life and I am truly trying my hardest to be transparent and authentic in everything we do. It’s not easy. The choices we make effect so many people who are working their butts off to build this company. I know without a doubt that @48nrth has the most amazing team of passionate, smart, dedicated people around. We are honest people. Truly. Trying our best to navigate the strict regulations...collect as much data as possible to help inform us as we move forward into new territories....like outdoor growing.
We’ve learned a $hit ton of lessons this year and I’m truly excited for the next phase of our growing business. What a long strange trip it’s been.

 



https://www.instagram.com/p/B5i-x9VJR27/



Here's a reply from Alison (cannabisculturist) to jeffreystark6161

jeffreystark6161
Thanks for being transparent and honest about the challenges you’ve faced the last two years in creating 48 North. 
I am one of those investors that has stuck with the company and is feeling the pain. 
I’m trying to remain positive about the company. I just didn’t feel like there was much guidance in the recent earnings call. 
I can’t understand not having enough drying tables to process the harvest. How did we miss that?
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cannabisculturist
@jeffreystark6161 thanks for your comment. 
It’s not a lack of drying tables...it was a lack of licensed drying space. 
We had built the drying space but must wait for health canada to license the space. 
We had hope right up to the very last minute that licensing of the additional drying space would happen. 
This is the challenge with operating in a highly regulated space...especially in our first season.
 
 
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