
CEO of Biome Grow, Khurram Malik, believes there is a “dramatic” lack of legal CBD products in Canada
CEO of Biome Grow, Khurram Malik, believes there is a “dramatic” lack of legal CBD products in Canada
Biome Grow’s CEO, Khurram Malik, talks about a historic deal Biome signed with CBD acres
‘Extensive lobbying’ underway to ease restrictions around hemp-derived CBD in Canada as U.S. producers gain edge.
CEO of Biome, Khurram Malik, joins the Rundown on the Herald radio from Seed to Sale Show at Hynes Convention Center in Boston.
Biome Grow Inc. is tying up a deal to source more than 80,000 kilograms of cannabidiol (CBD) over the next five years, in what the company calls one of the biggest such deals for a cannabis extract.
While having firm home-grown roots gives the company a solid domestic foundation in Canada, the country’s population of 36 million people is a relatively small market. Fortunately, Biome Grow has built an international platform to position itself to expand its revenues from markets around the globe.
Launched in 2017, Biome Grow takes a different approach to the market than its competitors by focusing on the local consumer — what they want in a product and a buying experience.
Biome Grow Inc. (CSE: BIO) began trading on the OTCQB® on January 2, 2019 with the ticker symbol “BIOIF”. While the company was already listed on the OTC Pink exchange, the move to the OTCQB® exchange could significantly expand its presence in the U.S. capital markets.
Toronto-based Biome Grow became the latest Canadian cannabis producer to list on a U.S. public market.
With medical or recreational marijuana now available to more than half of the U.S. population and more states’ leaders talking about legalization, 2019 is set to be a very big year for the cannabis industry.