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| Kristoffer Inton |Cronos Group cultivates and sells cannabis predominantly in Canada and hemp-derived CBD in the U.S. but also participates in the global medical cannabis market.
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Cronos Group cultivates and sells cannabis predominantly in Canada and hemp-derived CBD in the U.S. but also participates in the global medical cannabis market.
Cronos Group, headquartered in Toronto, Canada cultivates and sells medicinal and recreational cannabis through its medicinal brand, Peace Naturals, and its two recreational brands, Cove and Spinach. Although it primarily operates in Canada, Cronos exports medical cannabis to Poland and Germany. In addition, it has entered joint ventures in Israel, Colombia, and Australia to drive further international cultivation and distribution growth. In the U.S. the company directly sells hemp-derived CBD and has an option to acquire 10.5% of U.S. multistate operator PharmaCann.
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