Profitability has been hinderedby the rules and regulations regarding licensing of retailers. There aren't enough to satisfy the population base. When you can't sell your product it becomes a liability. Over 800 applicants for dispensary licenses in Ontario alone which is our most populace province. Canopy has been making noise about their beverages and how well they are doing. Brace yourselves because there is a new player in Canada and they have a pretty good pedigree and award winning beverages of the infused with thc variety. Welcome Tinley Beverage who have award winning products on shelves in California and distribution and formulators licensed and ready to go in Canada. They just have to enter the 60 day circle for safety inspections which shouldn' be a problem for seasoned professional beverage guys but who knows when you are dealing with government. Canopy has achieved 2 million untis of beverage sales with not very good products and they are happy enough to be pushing towards the US through Acreage to get a jump on the competition for when the US deschedules marijuana or some other form of legalizing it so their investors can be invested. I will be watching carefully to see how this unfolds and will hold off buying any more Tweed to buy Tinley. I want to be invested in a beverage company that can get repeat sales forever. glta and dyodd