CALGARY /CNW/ – Sundial Growers Inc. (Sundial) is proud to announce that it has been cleared by the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (“SLGA”) on Feb. 14 to supply cannabis to Saskatchewan Retail and Wholesale Permit Holders. Sundial will start supplying cannabis products to retailers in the province this year.
“As part of our overarching strategy to establish our brand across Canada, we are pleased to partner with our neighbouring prairie province.” said Andrew Stordeur, Chief Commercial Officer at Sundial. “Saskatchewan’s route to market is unique in Canada, and we are excited to have the opportunity to make our premium cannabis brands available to our retail partners and consumers in the province.”
This new approval from SLGA will allow Sundial to create direct relationships with retailers in Saskatchewan, ensuring that its products cater to consumer needs and preferences. Sundial will continue to focus on providing uninterrupted supply to its existing customers.
Sundial crafts premium quality, small-batch cannabis with its best-in-class facilities. Sundial differentiates itself from other licensed producers by growing “craft-at-scale” cannabis using purpose-built modular systems and award-winning genetics.
For more information about Sundial Growers Inc., visit www.sundialcannabis.com and follow us on Twitter @sundialcannabis and Instagram @SundialCannabis.
About Sundial Growers Inc.
Sundial is a privately held, Alberta-based licensed cannabis producer. We believe in healing, helping and playing, while cultivating cannabis for modern consumers – people who want a natural alternative that fits seamlessly into today’s active, healthy lifestyles. Our focus is on producing consistent, quality cannabis that our customers can trust.
Sundial operates two facilities in Alberta, including our flagship, purpose-built modular cannabis production facility in Olds and a second production facility in Rocky View, with plans to build a third facility in British Columbia.
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