Las Vegas cannabis company 1933 Industries Inc TGIFF announced a partnership with cannabis-infused brand Pantry Food Co to bring premium edibles to the Nevada market.
"These edibles will delight our customers and offer Las Vegas new, high-quality culinary and cannabis experiences," 1933 Industries CEO Chris Rebentisch told Benzinga. "It is a partnership that felt right on so many levels."
As part of the deal, the two companies will build out a commercial kitchen. Some of the licensed products will include cannabis infused peach pate de fruit, cannabis infused tiramisu ganache bonbon and cannabis infused cacao keto bites.
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