$RMHB.Already in Nevada.Also in Colorado. DALLAS,

$RMHB.Already in Nevada.Also in Colorado.
DALLAS, TX--(Marketwired - Jun 1, 2015) - Totally Hemp Crazy, Inc. (OTC PINK: THCZ) announced today that the list of regional distributors is growing and the Company welcomes them to the Rocky Mountain High hemp-infused beverage distribution team.
THCZ is extremely excited that Creager Merchandising of Denver, Colorado is now handling Rocky Mountain High. Creager was established in 1958 to supply Convenience Stores, Liquor Stores, Specialty Grocery Stores, Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, Gift Shops, Candy Shops, Tobacco Shops and Restaurants & Hotels.
Larry Dubois, General Manager of Creager, commented, "We are getting a very positive initial response from our customers about Rocky Mountain High drinks. Sales and profit margins have exceeded our expectations and customer feedback consensus is that the Rocky Mountain High Hemp beverage products have superior flavor and packaging appeal and will stand out in retail coolers."
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RMHB DISTRIBUTORS
From an older post.
https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=3548318

Trepco West Nevada 3824 N. 5th, Suite D
North Las Vegas, NV 89032

7-11 7271 Amigo Street
Las Vegas, NV 89119
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DALLAS, June 28, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. (OTC PINK:RMHB) announced today that the Company has entered into an agreement with ENM Sales & Services (ENM) to represent its product line and to introduce and actively market its hemp-infused beverages in the Los Angeles metropolitan area and the Southern Nevada region.

ENM Sales and Service boasts an impressive list of large independent and high profile major chain stores such as Walgreens, CVS, Food4Less, Los Altos Ranch Market and many more. ENM has become the sales and marketing choice for powerhouse brands such as Hostess, McCormick, Dolores Chili Brick, and Mojave due to the company’s emphasis in merchandising traditional and multi-cultural markets such as the region’s large Hispanic population.

Joey Duran of ENM Sales and Services, stated, "ENM has a solid reputation of effectively marketing product lines through our fully owned Promotional Support Division. In-store demonstrations and promotions are designed to increase brand awareness. ENM product demonstrators encourage consumers to sample our brands as we explain the key benefits and value of the products. Our product demonstrators are sales-minded and results-oriented and, customers are always encouraged to Try it and Buy it."

Visit ENM Sales and Service online at: http://www.enmsales.com/home

Michael R. Welch, President and Chief Executive Officer of Rocky Mountain High Brands, remarked, “The Latino population, which represents over 40% of Los Angeles, needs to be addressed in a complete marketing strategy for the southwest region. Our reformulated Mango energy drink has been tested and we believe it will become our best-selling drink, with a particular appeal to this demographic. Our decision to develop a relationship with ENM Sales and Services is based on their expertise of expanding beyond traditional demographics. ENM delivers a complete merchandising program that includes a boots on the ground approach that will present Rocky Mountain High Brands in a direct face-to-face sales presentation."

Jose Alvarez of ENM, added, "Latino cultures are impacting grocery stores so much that they have redefined American cuisine. The Latino Food and Beverage market in the U.S. reached almost $8.2 billion in 2012 and is expected to reach $10.7 billion in 2017. Growth is up 31% from the present market levels among our client list of larger food chains in Southern California such as Anaheim-based Northgate Gonzalez with thirty stores and Sylmar-based Vallarta Supermarkets with twenty-five stores. ENM plans on showcasing Rocky Mountain High Brands in supermarkets that are currently experiencing the highest dynamic growth.