1933 Industries Inc C.TGIF

Alternate Symbol(s): TGIFF

1933 Industries Inc. is a Canada-based cannabis cultivator and producer. The Company is focused on the cultivation and manufacturing of a portfolio of cannabis consumer-packaged goods in a variety of formats for both the wholesale and retail markets. The Company operates through three segments: Alternative Medicine Association LLC (AMA), Infused Mfg LLC (Infused MFG), and Corporate. Its AMA segment is focused on the cultivation and sale of medical and adult use cannabis products. Its Infused MFG segment is focused on the manufacturing of Hemp derived cannabidiol (CBD) products. Its product offerings through its in-house brands, including wholesale flower, pre-rolls, and extracted products under the AMA and Level X brands for the Nevada market; and Canna Hemp, a national CBD brand of wellness products, which include tinctures, gummies, topicals and sports recovery products. The Company owns 91% of AMA, and 100% of Infused MFG LLC Infused.

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Post by jfogarty12on May 02, 2021 8:12am

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 	Cannabis added $17.1B in economic activity in February: StatsCan 

Canada's cannabis industry contributed $17.1 billion in economic activity in February, an increase from the $11.9 billion in output recorded a year earlier, according to Statistics Canada. The country's legal cannabis market representated about $11.7 billion in gross domestic product, nearly double the amount reported back in February 2020, StatsCan found. The illicit market continued to trend downward from recent month to $3.69 billion from $4.18 billion a year ago. Canada's cannabis industry contributes more to the country's GDP than its pharmaceutical industry, plastics manufacturing, motor vehicles and parts manufacturing, health and personal care retailers, rail transportation and insurance brokerages, the StatsCan data showed.

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