Source: Global Hemp Group.
  • Global Hemp Group (GHG) executes first U.S. sublicense relating to Apollon Formularies patents and IP
  • The non-exclusive sublicense was issued to Medicinal One for online sales of functional mushroom and hemp-based products
  • Global Hemp will receive an in-kind upfront payment and 20 per cent gross revenue on all sales every month
  • Global Hemp Group develops environmentally friendly hemp-based products, including construction materials, nanofertilizers and enhanced cannabinoid extraction methods
  • Global Hemp (GHG) opened today at $0.01

Global Hemp Group (GHG) has executed its first U.S. sublicense for sales and revenue generation.

It issued the non-exclusive sublicense to Medicinal One for online sales of Apollon-branded hemp and functional mushroom products.

Medicinal One will pay an in-kind upfront payment and 20 per cent of gross revenue on all sales every month.

The global functional mushroom market is projected to hit $23.3 billion by the end of 2030 with a CAGR of over 10 per cent between 2023 and 2030, with North America anticipated to lead the growth due to a surge in the intake of mushrooms as superfoods.

Global Hemp’s manufacturer supplying these products has a long history with hemp-based products and has recently expanded into functional mushroom formulations.

Global Hemp Group develops environmentally friendly hemp-based products, including construction materials, nanofertilizers and enhanced cannabinoid extraction methods.

Global Hemp Group (GHG) opened today at $0.01.

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