RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:For those dont know Hexo IS now in 17 states!HEXO's model in Colorado will enable smaller Mom and Pop / Family run Operations to have a way to actually produce a product other than smokables for sale in the US Market Space. It will also help those larger operations defer or completely avoid the expense of investing in production equipment and technology development to produce Cannabis 2.0 products. All of these services would provide revenue to HEXO Corp.
ridingrockets wrote: That is part of what makes me think that they are more interested in product packaging in America at this time. Redecan Redee technology is amazing for a massed produced product. That is what this is all about right? Mass production. It is an immediate guaranteed source of income. You pay up front stuff. How much could they charge for each finished package? $0.50? $1.00? How much would a producer pay for quality and efficient packaging? Small shop craft has a place in the market but cannabis is expensive. Not everyone is down to pay $50usd for a Jay Z joint! WTF??? I feel bad for some folk in America for the pricing they face. In Canada that scores 3 packs of Redees. Or 12 grams in lieu of 1 gram. Is his weed really that much better? The question is what large operator would it be? Or would it be a series of operators in different states "powered by HEXO"? Companies are constantly trying to save costs and being able to get their product into the Redee format would be enticing imo.
quinlash wrote: HEXO never said one word about growing Cannabis inside the US, everything points to them working with local hemp growers to source raw materials for the drinks being sold and eventually for the edibles.
rabnud wrote: hexo is part owner of truss however there is no cannibis being grown in canada and sold in any us states by hexo