Endexx Corporation has announced that its international subsidiary, Go Green Global Enterprises Inc (G3), and its partner Go Green Global Limited, a Jamaican Corporation, have initiated the soft launch of a new Herb House, which is the equivalent of a medical marijuana dispensary in the US, in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
“In the heart of the Taj Mahal Shopping Center, in Ocho Rios, and as a year-round tourist destination, the store is now unveiled as Go Green Global’s first licensed store to carry premium medical marijuana, ganja, and other superior products,” said the company.
Endexx added that the store features an Herb House Lounge for on-site consumption, products for sale, and serves as a “premium location” for customers. In addition to being built on high-end commercial real estate, the store is conveniently located as a last stop for tourists before they board vacation cruise ships and go on daily adventure tours to attractions like the nearby Ocho Rios waterfalls.
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“The shop is ideally located with a restaurant and bar directly upstairs and high-foot-traffic premium goods and gift shops as its neighbors,” said the company.
On August 16, 2021, Carnival Cruise Line docked at the Port of Ocho Rios, in St Ann. It was the first international cruise ship to visit Jamaica since the start of the pandemic. More premium cruise lines are anticipated to slowly re-enter the Caribbean waters and ports of Jamaica, noted the company.
“We are thrilled to officially commence business in Jamaica and initiating the global market revenue growth phase. As a foundation for international markets, we believe that Jamaica is the perfect place to originate and develop a primary global brand and retail footprint,” Endexx CEO and Chairman Todd Davis said in a statement.
“As we continuously research innovative ways to reach consumers, we are confident that we will achieve significant revenue growth in our new business endeavors in the global cannabis industry,” he added.
Davis noted that through this year and 2022, Go Green Global will continue to offer “tremendous growth opportunities,” while adding more distribution and wholesale channels for global customers.
“Our global mission is to reach millions of consumers with our scientific and medical approach as we kick-off our new venture into the international marketplace,” said Davis. “G3 was acquired in 2018, and we filed for our dispensary and cultivation licenses with the Cannabis Licensing Authority (CLA) division of Jamaica. After three years of working diligently with the CLA and our team in Jamaica, the accomplishment is significant and potentially a big boom for our global initiative.”
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