Sep 12, 2019
IONIC Brands (CSE: IONC) (OTC: IONKF) (FRA: IB3) recently acquired Natural Extractions Inc., which is doing business as Zoots Premium Cannabis Infused Edibles (http://cnw.fm/4dFHj). An article discussing the company reads, “Zoots is an edibles company whose product line includes drops, gummies, energy shots and hard candies manufactured to offer consistent and reliable dosing. The products are currently available at licensed recreational cannabis retailers in Illinois, Washington, Colorado and Massachusetts. . . . ‘Our top-rated Ionic vaporizer pen targets consumers interested in luxury cannabis products that can be discreetly consumed, which make Zoots edibles a natural fit for our brand strategy,’ IONIC Brands chairman and CEO John Gorst stated in a news release. ‘The Zoots acquisition expands our market segments to the popular edibles space and expands our distribution network throughout the United States.’”
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About IONIC Brands Corp.
IONIC Brands is focused on building a multistate, consumer-focused cannabis-concentrate brand portfolio focusing on the premium and luxury segments. The cornerstone brand of the portfolio, IONIC, is the no. 1 vaporizer brand in Washington state and has aggressively expanded throughout the West Coast of the United States. The brand is currently operating in Washington, Nevada, Oregon and California. IONIC Brands strategy is to be the leader of the highest-value segments of the cannabis market and expand nationally. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.IONIC.social.
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