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Harvest One Outlines Ambitious Plans in Exclusive CFN Interview -- CFN Media
Seattle, Washington--(Newsfile Corp. - May 9, 2019) - CFN Media Group ("CFN Media"), the leadi...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Harvest One Outlines Ambitious Plans in Exclusive CFN Interview -- CFN MediaSeattle, Washington--(Newsfile Corp. - May 9, 2019) - CFN Media Group (\"CFN Media\"), the leading agency and financial media network dedicated to the North American cannabis industry, announces publication of an article covering an exclusive interview with Will Stewart, Senior Vice President of Corporate and Public Affairs for Harvest One Cannabis Inc. (TSXV: HVT).The cannabis market is rapidly maturing in Canada, where analysts project the market could reach C$22.6 billion over the coming years. While prices remain high at the moment, there's no doubt that cannabis flower and concentrates will start to commoditize and prices will fall over the coming years. The best investments are companies that are well-positioned to ride out these trends and maintain competitive barriers and profit margins.Harvest One Cannabis Inc. (TSXV: HVT) Senior Vice President of Corporate and Public Affairs, Will Stewart, recently sat down with CannabisFN to discuss the evolving industry and what sets the company apart from the hundreds of other licensed producers.Cannot view this video? Visit:https://youtu.be/SvJsq3CrNb0Canada's Built-in AdvantageCanada has become the de-facto leader in cannabis following its decision to legalize adult-use and medical cannabis on a federal level-becoming the first G7 nation to do so. Unlike the United States, Mr. Stewart points out that most Canadians welcome government regulations and these regulations are quickly setting a new standard that could eventually become the industry guidelines for other countries.Given these dynamics, Canada's licensed producers are well positioned to become global players. Canopy Growth's recent acquisition of Acreage Holdings underscores these trends, but at the core, the biggest advantage enjoyed by licensed producers is their expertise in growing high-quality product under tight regulation. This skill could become invaluable as other countries begin the legalization process and open the door to cannabis opportunities.That said, Mr. Stewart points out that there are still some challenges facing Canada. The country continues to have tight regulations on branding and packaging, which makes it difficult to build a consumer following. The country's upcoming elections in October could also impact the industry if th...