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Cresco Labs Inc C.CL

Alternate Symbol(s):  CRLBF

Cresco Labs Inc. is an integrated multi-state cannabis operator in the United States. The Company is licensed to cultivate, manufacture, and sell retail and medical cannabis products primarily through Sunnyside, Cresco Labs’ national dispensary brand, and third-party retail stores. Its family brands include Cresco, High Supply, Good News, Wonder Wellness Co., FloraCal Farms, Remedi and Mindy’s. Its portfolio consists of over 400 products. The Company's products are sold in over 1,600 dispensaries across the country. Its Cresco offers consistent strains, available in a variety of product forms at dispensaries and retail locations nationwide. Its High Supply lab-tested; and available in vape carts, vape pens, flower, popcorn, shake, shorties and concentrates. Its Remedi products provide a consistent and trusted alternative to traditional pharmaceuticals like opioids. Its Mindy’s offers dosed edibles created by James Beard. It is the wholesaler of branded cannabis products.


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Post by imavikingon Mar 21, 2005 8:05am
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historic drilling

historic drillingI wish we had more info on the drilling that took place in the 40's and 50's. It seems to me that the deposit must have been close to the economic threshold back then for someone to have gone through the trouble of poking so many holes in it. I'm sure they weren't contemplating as large a tonnage operation as we are now looking at either. This is very encouraging, since I'm sure many advancements in process technology have been made since then. Does anyone have any idea of the market conditions for iron, titanium, vanadium at that time? I wasn't around.
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