NetworkNewsBreaks – Green Hygienics Holdings Inc. (GRYN) Featured in Latest Episode of Bell2Bell Podcast
Green Hygienics Holdings (OTCQB: GRYN) was featured in The Bell2Bell Podcast, a part of InvestorBrandNetwork’s (“IBN”) sustained effort to provide specialized content distribution via widespread syndication channels. GRYN’s CEO, Ron Loudoun, joined the latest episode, where he highlighted last year’s milestones in establishing GRYN at the company’s 824-acre farm with 400,000 square feet of greenhouse. “We cultivated 120 acres last year and it turned out beautifully. We’ve proven out our ability to grow premium product there,” Loudoun said, discussing the property’s idyllic environment for the hemp plant with nutrient-rich soil, altitude that enables night-time cooling for better growth and an abundance of sunshine. He went on to discuss 2021 and the company’s plans for growth, which include doubling the property’s cultivation area to 240 acres, expanding GRYN’s genetics division through its acquisition of Primordia assets and building out targeted e-commerce websites as an important piece of the company’s strategy for direct-to-consumer sales. “Our objective is to have several e-commerce websites that market to specific target customers for each of those products. In dispensaries, they’re selling flower for $5 or $10 a gram,” Loudoun pointed out. “A pound has 453 grams. They come to the farm wanting to buy it for $250 a pound. Our product is USDA certified, in a class by itself. Why sell for $250 a pound when we can build a targeted e-commerce site and sell a pound for $4,500?”
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Green Hygienics Holdings (OTCQB: GRYN) was featured in The Bell2Bell Podcast, a part of InvestorBrandNetwork’s (“IBN”) sustained effort to provide specialized content distribution via widespread syndication channels. GRYN’s CEO, Ron Loudoun, joined the latest episode, where he highlighted last year’s milestones in establishing GRYN at the company’s 824-acre farm with 400,000 square feet of greenhouse. “We cultivated 120 acres last year and it turned out beautifully. We’ve proven out our ability to grow premium product there,” Loudoun said, discussing the property’s idyllic environment for the hemp plant with nutrient-rich soil, altitude that enables night-time cooling for better growth and an abundance of sunshine. He went on to discuss 2021 and the company’s plans for growth, which include doubling the property’s cultivation area to 240 acres, expanding GRYN’s genetics division through its acquisition of Primordia assets and building out targeted e-commerce websites as an important piece of the company’s strategy for direct-to-consumer sales. “Our objective is to have several e-commerce websites that market to specific target customers for each of those products. In dispensaries, they’re selling flower for $5 or $10 a gram,” Loudoun pointed out. “A pound has 453 grams. They come to the farm wanting to buy it for $250 a pound. Our product is USDA certified, in a class by itself. Why sell for $250 a pound when we can build a targeted e-commerce site and sell a pound for $4,500?”
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