Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

Tinley to produce edibles for Jones Soda & others?

[sneakysneaky]

 "We look forward to collaborating with Jones on growing their infused brand offering to consumers through boldly flavoured beverage SKU's, as well as supporting Jones brand extensions across new beverage types and edibles."

Is Tinley going to use the type-n license to it's full capacity & start production of edibles at the request of new co-packers? The last paragraph of the PR suggests Tinley's going to assist Jones with edibles, I am highly in favor of this transition while the beverage market matures.

[cosinus180]

320$ of shares traded as of 11am. To the moon!

[geodcan]

Tinley is licensed to do edibles in addition to drinkables.  Their expertise lies with beverage skus and I am pleased to see that we secured a name brand with Jones, especially when the writing is on the wall for us and Pabst Labs. I thought we were done with Pabst Labs but pleased to see another production co-bottling run out of our facility while Pabst gets over whatever hurdles they need

[cosinus180]

Edit, about 900$. What a f"n joke!!

[goldboyz2]

It just shows how in-experienced the 3 stooges are....... only took them 5 years to sign a deal to make edibles since they have the license to do so.  Really hoping new management keeps expanding ops like they are currently  GB 

[sneakysneaky]

In all fairness the company wasn't licensed 5 years ago and they didn't have the facility partially running until late 2020. But I agree there's no reason not to use the type-n license to its full capacity "if" co-packers are willing to come out of pocket to build what's needed. Management have experience in beverages not edibles, so it's understandable they started