Medical Greens (SKTO) Signs Management Agreement W

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - Jan 8, 2014) - SK3 Group, Inc's (OTC Pink: SKTO) subsidiary Medical Greens ("the Company") announces it has signed a new management contract with medical marijuana growers that have an aggregate of over 12,000 square feet of indoor cultivation in California, in full compliance with state medical marijuana laws and guidelines.

These managed medical cannabis growers are currently in the process of switching to cultivating non-psychoactive strains of medical marijuana that are high in the non-psychoactive cannabinoid Cannabidiol (commonly abbreviated CBD). These non-psychoactive high-CBD strains are primarily used for medicinal purposes.

This agreement provides an exclusive supply of high-CBD raw materials that is a key ingredient in various products that the Company has licensed to its Wholesale Managed Collectives.

Mr. Artemus Mayor, President of the Company, said, "We believe that the market for non-psychoactive medical marijuana products is many times the size of the market for the highly psychoactive medical marijuana products that are currently available. With the increasing acceptance of medical marijuana around the US, the number of medical marijuana patients will grow significantly, increasing demand for the non-psychoactive cannabinoid and CBD products that our licensees produce."

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SK3 is a healthcare logistics and fulfillment consultancy focused on the delivery of alternative care and medicine. With seasoned management, breakthrough technology and best practices, SK3 brings standardization and transparency to this rapidly growing segment of the alternative care field.

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