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Chemesis (CADMF) aims to do for cannabis what Starbucks did for coffee!
· BDS Analytics estimates sales will grow from $20 billion in 2020 to $45 billion by 2024.
· “Cannabis company stocks are skyrocketing” – New York Post, May 20, 2020.
Chemesis International (CADMF) – is a cannabis company that has a realistic shot at bringing quality cannabis products to the masses.
Chemesis (CADMF) one of the largest cannabis operators in Puerto Rico is preparing to have the capacity to produce 30,000 pounds of high-quality cannabis per year.
Headed by vending executive Josh Rosenberg, an 18-year veteran of the Coca-Cola Company, Chemesis International (CADMF) is aiming to do for the cannabis market what Starbucks did for coffee, Coke did for soft drinks and Redbox did for DVDs.
These signature American companies are all about branding and mass distribution – taking simple products (coffee, soft drinks and DVDs) and making sure they can be easily purchased in every convenience store, fast food restaurant and gas station in America.
Chemesis International is setting out to create the number one cannabis brand in America – one state and territory at a time — and making sure its products are available virtually everywhere. Just as Starbucks perfected its branding in Seattle and then went on to capture 40% of the $47.5 billion U.S. coffee shop market, Chemesis (CADMF) wants to refine its cannabis branding in Puerto Rico and then capture a huge chunk of North America’s rapidly expanding cannabis market.
According to new projections by the market research firm BDS Analytics, sales of all cannabis products will likely DOUBLE just in the U.S. in the next four years alone, from $20 billion in 2020 to $45 billion by 2024. And Chemesis (CADMF) plans on being the first mover in a nationally recognized brand – just like Starbucks for coffee! Chemesis is a gamble, but maybe a worthwhile gamble to consider.
Something to think about while waiting for the paint to dry or the grass to grow. I still have not sold a single share of Univec, but I would like to have news before I am too old to enjoy it.