Increasing demand for cannabis and lithium
The demand for medical cannabis is increasing enormously, and the same is true of legalized leisure use. High demand also forecast for lithium as a raw material
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Sales of medical cannabis preparations in German pharmacies are rising rapidly, according to the Federal Association of German Pharmacists' Associations. Around 95,000 recipes were sold over the counter in Germany in 2018. Global sales of cannabinoid therapeutics totaled $53 million. So there's still a lot of air up there. Not least because politicians recognise that taxes can be achieved, but also because the use of leisure time is increasingly being legalised.
Canada has been the first major western country in 2018 to legalize recreational cannabis. In the USA there are ten states and more are to follow. Medical cannabis is allowed there in 33 states. RavenQuest BioMed - http://www.commodity-tv.net/c/search_adv/?v=298816 - is a company with cultivation areas in Canada that has already extended its feelers to Europe. Equipped with a Health Canada sales license, the Markham Facility is expected to produce 4,000 kilograms and the Edmonton Facility 7,000 kilograms annually. Over 8,000 kilograms a purchase contract was concluded.
Another raw material and the companies that own it in their projects may also have a bright future ahead of them: Lithium. Experts assume that lithium production will have to be increased enormously in order to meet demand. About one million tons of the battery raw material are to be used per year until 2025. This is where Millennial Lithium comes in - http://www.commodity-tv.net/c/search_adv/?v=298888.
With its flagship project Pastos Grandes in the lithium triangle in Argentina, the lithium company possesses outstanding battery quality. It is a low-cost brine plant which should be approved before the end of this year. This is followed by financing and construction.
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