Apr 9, 2021
Plus Products (CSE: PLUS) (OTCQX: PLPRF), a cannabis and hemp-branded products company in the United States, has unveiled a new product line: PLUS Hash Gummies. The new product is available for a limited time and was released in partnership with Biscotti Brands, a premium hash brand. The orange-blossom-flavored new gummies are infused with cold water hash extracted from the miracle alien cookies (“MAC”) flower, a hybrid strain of hash recognized for its relaxing and uplifting impact. Each PLUS Hash gummy contains 10mg of THC. The gummies will be available at a limited number of California dispensaries and will be available online. In celebration of the new product launch, PLUS is hosting a one-hour special launch event: Waking + Baking: A Cannabis Cooking Class and Dance party. Scheduled for Sunday, April 18, at 11 a.m. PT, the virtual event will be produced in collaboration with Michelle Lhooq and features a hash-infused cooking demonstration, a Q&A session with PLUS chief scientific officer Dr. Ari Mackler and a DJ performance by Masha. “Our PLUS Hash Gummies are formulated to bring consumers as close to the plant as possible, providing the characteristics that make hash unique, in the form of an edible,” said PLUS co-founder and CEO Jake Heimark in the press release. “We’re thrilled to partner with Biscotti, whose proprietary process delicately separates trichomes to preserve a richer, fuller experience. We knew they were the right partner to bring this product to life.”
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About Plus Products Inc.
PLUS is a hemp and cannabis food company focused on using nature to bring balance to consumers’ lives. PLUS’s mission is to make cannabis safe and approachable — that begins with high-quality products that deliver consistent consumer experiences. PLUS is headquartered in San Mateo, California. For more information about the company, please visit www.PlusProductscbd.com.
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