Medicinal cannabis investment company World High Life announced a 9 million poun...
LONDON - Medicinal cannabis investment company World High Life LIFE.NXX announced a 9 million pound deal on Monday to buy British cannabis oil brand Love Hemp as it seeks to build a European business.
David Stadnyk, CEO of World High Life, said he is eschewing risk with the outline deal with Love Hemp whose CBD products do not contain the illegal mind-altering THC . Stadnyk says, the deal should be completed by the end of the month and would help World High Life expand across Britain and mainland Europe, with a focus on Germany.
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