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Columbia Care will be expanding its Florida footprint with the opening of dispensaries in Cape Coral and Orlando.
Columbia Care (NEO:CCHW,OTCQX:CCHWF) will be expanding its Florida footprint with the opening of dispensaries in Cape Coral and Orlando. The company also expects two other dispensaries in Bonita Springs and Melbourne dispensaries will be operational within the next two weeks.
As quoted in the press release:
In addition, last week, Columbia Care received state approval to sell flower in its Florida dispensaries. Earlier this year, in anticipation of its significant Florida expansion and increased demand for flower products across the state, the Company announced the expansion of its cultivation and manufacturing operations in Arcadia as well as the construction of a new facility in Lakeland, both of which have been building inventory and will begin supplying premium flower products across the state on December 2, 2019.
“Florida continues to be one of the fastest growing medical cannabis markets in the US, and Columbia Care is proud to be a part of that growth story,” said Nicholas Vita, chief executive officer of Columbia Care.
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