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TILT Holdings Launches Social Impact Driven Brand Black Buddha Cannabis in Massachusetts
TILT Holdings Launches Social Impact Driven Brand Black Buddha Cannabis in Massachusetts
TILT Holdings Launches Social Impact Driven Brand Black Buddha Cannabis in Massachusetts
PHOENIX, Oct. 06, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TILT Holdings Inc. (“TILT” or the “Company”) (NEO: TILT) (OTCQX: TLLTF), a global provider of cannabis business solutions that include inhalation technologies, cultivation, manufacturing, processing, brand development and retail, today announced the Massachusetts launch of Black Buddha Cannabis, a Black and woman-owned and led, environmentally conscious, social impact driven cannabis wellness brand.
Mike Bites Brand Mocks Evander Holyfield with Grotesque Ear Gummies
TILT Holdings Launches Social Impact Driven Brand Black Buddha Cannabis in Massachusetts
TILT Holdings Launches Social Impact Driven Brand Black Buddha Cannabis in Massachusetts
Mike Tyson sells flowers named Toad and is now marketing a gummy brand called Mike Bites that pokes fun at one of the worst moments in sports history: When he bit the ear of Evander Holyfield during a heavyweight championship fight in 1997.
The fight ended at that point in the third round and Tyson was disqualifiied. Following a 15-month suspension, Tyson boxed until 2005, losing several matches and retired.
In recent years,
The Best Products to Enhance Your Solo Smoking Sesh
TILT Holdings Launches Social Impact Driven Brand Black Buddha Cannabis in Massachusetts
The Best Products to Enhance Your Solo Smoking Sesh
Smoking with friends never gets old, but you can’t truly appreciate cannabis until you know the joy of smoking alone. The freedom to craft your playlist without judgment, the space to break into a spontaneous yoga sesh, the ability to tune out the world and go inward—some highs require alone time to enjoy them to the fullest.
The problem is: Our social sense of cannabis culture can make smoking solo feel less special or too routine. It doesn’t matter if it’s 4/20, the eighth wave ....
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California Awards $35 Million in Cannabis Equity Grants
ACTOR MALIK YOBA SEEKS TO CHAMPION SOCIAL EQUITY IN THE CANNABIS SPACE
California Awards $35 Million in Cannabis Equity Grants
The business and economic development funding will go to local jurisdictions to support equity in the state’s cannabis industry.
California is investing $35 million more into its cannabis equity programs, applicants and licensees, the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) announced Feb. 7.
The funding is through the Cannabis Equity Grants Program for Local Jurisdictions, which aims to advance economic justice for populations and communities harmed by cannabis prohibition through providing support to local jurisdictions as they promote equity and eliminate barriers to entry for applicants and licensees.
Partnerships, Unified Voice Mobilize M4MM
ACTOR MALIK YOBA SEEKS TO CHAMPION SOCIAL EQUITY IN THE CANNABIS SPACE
California Awards $35 Million in Cannabis Equity Grants
Minorities for Medical Marijuana CEO Roz McCarthy says acquiring big-business support will complement the organization’s bedrock: community trust
Larger cannabis companies possess the resources but often lack the local-level trust and connections needed to cultivate a culturally inclusive industry.
Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM) works to create that bridge, founder and CEO Roz McCarthy says. Through nine national programs, such as Cannabis Business Licensing Bootcamp, which offers education for minority, women, veteran and small business owners M4MM equips its
ACTOR MALIK YOBA SEEKS TO CHAMPION SOCIAL EQUITY IN THE CANNABIS SPACE
ACTOR MALIK YOBA SEEKS TO CHAMPION SOCIAL EQUITY IN THE CANNABIS SPACE
ACTOR MALIK YOBA SEEKS TO CHAMPION SOCIAL EQUITY IN THE CANNABIS SPACE
You may recognize Malik Yoba from his television and film career spanning 30 years. His first movie role was in the 1993 hit “Cool Runnings,” a comedy based on the Jamaican na琀onal bobsleigh team’s debut in the 1988
Winter Olympics. Mr. Yoba has had act ing parts in dozens of movies and TV shows, including costar of “New York
Undercover” from 199499. His por trayal of Detec琀ve Julius Clarence “J.C.”
Williams, earned him three consecu 琀ve NAACP Image Awards for Out standing Actor in a Drama Series.
But there’s more to Mr. Yoba than his ac琀ng resumé.
