Tinley Beverage Sees First Co-Packing Products Shipped From Facility, Signs Another Co-Packing Client
Tinley Beverage Co (CSE: TNY) has shipped the first co-packing products from its Long Beach, California facility. The company this morning announced the inaugural shipments, while also announcing an additional co-packing arrangement for the facility.
The shipment of product follows the completion of the first production runs for two separate SKUs for third-party products at the facility. Products have now been shipped to distributors for testing and distribution to dispensaries, of which the clients reportedly have listings in nearly 400 locations. Five more SKUs are reportedly set to enter production near-term, with additional products currently being planned with new clients.
Also announced this morning is the addition of Good Stuff Beverages as a co-packing client of the firm. The company currently has a collection of natural tonics that feature high-dosages for consumers. While details were slim, it was indicated that at least four separate SKUs are to be manufactured by Tinley on the behalf of Good Stuff Beverages.
“Tinley’s team of food quality and process experts, coupled with our in-house specialized production equipment, will deliver the requisite consistency and stability for this natural fruit-based brand. Good Stuff is a longstanding favorite in California’s cannabis community, and we have no doubt consumers will love these enhanced formulations.”
Rick Gillis, President of Tinley West Coast USA
Tinley Beverage Co last traded at $0.445 on the CSE.
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