Mar 23, 2020
Champignon Brands (CSE: SHRM), a wellness company specializing in medicinal mushroom and mushroom-infused products, today announced the broadcast of its audio interview with NetworkNewsAudio (“NNA”), one of 40+ brands in the InvestorBrandNetwork (“IBN”). In the interview, Champignon Brands CEO Gareth Birdsall joins NNW’s Stuart Smith to delve into the company’s strategic plan to expand its portfolio and become a preeminent player in the emerging psychedelic medicine arena. “We’ve achieved some pretty impressive sales from around the globe, revamped our e-commerce website, as well as commenced certain research and development initiatives,” Birdsall said, noting Champignon recently completed an initial public offering and is planning to achieve listings in Frankfurt, Germany and on the OTC marketplace in the U.S.
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About Champignon Brands Inc.
Champignon Brands Inc. (CSE: SHRM) is a Canadian based company dedicated to the distribution of artisanal medicinal mushrooms infused products. The Champignon team is mandated with enhancing the health and wellness of millions of potential consumers through the distribution of a premium, mushroom-infused product suite. Champignon continues to be inspired by sustainability, as all of its eligible SKUs are organic, non-GMO and vegan certified. For more information, visit www.Champignonbrands.com.
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