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iAnthus Capital Holdings, Inc. (CSE:IAN) (OTCPK: ITHUF) is expanding its brand portfolio with the launch of its new cannabis edibles brand, MOODZ.
The first MOODZ product will be gummies made utilizing a solventless process in accordance with the company's best-in-class standards for purity and quality.
Starting Wednesday, Oct. 18, medical cannabis patients in Florida can experience MOODZ gummies across all Grow Healthy locations.
Richard Proud, CEO of iAnthus says he is excited about the launch.
"The expansion of the company's solventless extraction product offering represents the company's continued commitment to honor the integrity of the cannabis plant by maintaining the natural symphony of cannabinoids and terpenes," Proud said.
iAnthus' solventless extraction products are produced as full spectrum, no chemical products that utilize the cannabis plant, water, ice and pressure, the New York and Toronto-based company said in a press release.
iAnthus is a cannabis consumer packaged goods company and owner of 18 GrowHealthy dispensaries in the Sunshine State.
iAnthus' shares traded 0.1603% higher at $0.025 per share after the market close on Tuesday.
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