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Second medical cannabis flower launched by Curaleaf for UK market

Curaleaf aims to improve access and affordability for UK patients with its new products.

Second medical cannabis flower launched by Curaleaf for UK market

Curaleaf International has launched its second range of medical cannabis flower products for the UK market.

Europe’s largest vertically integrated cannabis company Curaleaf, formally known as EMMAC Life Science Group, has launched its second range of medical cannabis flower products for the UK market to help improve access and affordability for patients. 

The products are being manufactured in the UK and will be an addition to the company’s existing range of flower and oil products. 

Affordable, high-quality flower

Curaleaf’s business model which comprises cultivation, extraction, production and distribution, as well as bringing together pioneering science and research, has been designed to ensure high-quality medical cannabis flower is available, accessible and affordable for UK patients.

The products are manufactured at Rokshaw, Curaleaf’s leading UK Specials Manufacturer and the company’s second EU-GMP-certified laboratory, which has manufactured more than 9,000 medical formulations for more than 2,600 NHS and private pharmacies and hospitals across the United Kingdom to date. 

CEO of Curaleaf International, Antonio Costanzo, said: “We are very pleased to extend our range of medical cannabis products for the UK market. As a market leader, Curaleaf International is focused on solving the key patient and physician challenges relating to the price, accessibility, and sustainability of medical cannabis products. 

“Our vertically integrated supply chain and GMP manufacturing facilities here in the UK allow us to scale rapidly to meet growing patient demand.”

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Stephanie Price

Stephanie is a journalist for Business of Cannabis, writing about science, research, policy and industry developments in cannabis, CBD and psychedelics. In 2013 Stephanie gained her BA in English and Media, focusing on journalism and propaganda, where her magazine 'Game Theory' focused on developments and disruptors over the coming decade including cannabis, psychedelics, blockchain/crypto and free speech. In 2015 Stephanie received her National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) diploma whilst working as a reporter in North Wales. Stephanie has a specialism in Medical Cannabis: The Health Effects of THC and CBD through the University of Colorado, and a certificate from the Medical Cannabis Clinicians Society on "Medical Cannabis Explained".

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