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Choom

www.choom.ca

 
Channeling the spirit of Hawaii in the Okanagan, the high-grade handcrafted strains by Choom are all about cultivating good health, good times and good friends.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.choom.ca
  • 409 Granville Street Suite 350
    Vancouver, BC CAN V6C 1T2
  • Phone: N/A

Executives

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Funding

Choom raised $10.1M on 06/18/2018

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