28.01.20
Incrussia
The largest marijuana market in Europe is now Germany ($100 million). The American market is estimated at about $10 billion. And if all European states allow the sale of medical marijuana, then Europe will occupy more than half of the global market.
21.01.20
Equities
Europe is at the crawling stage of cannabis development and starting their first awkward steps with medical acceptance. – Michael Sassano, Head of the Somai Pharmaceuticals LTD
20.01.20
Culture & Cannabis
The cultivation is relatively new, springing up in the summer of 2016. Despite its age, Solaris Farms has expanded to 12 acres of land and 300,000 square feet of operating space over that time. Founder, Michael Sassano, extensively researched the industry before entering.
10.01.20
Forbes
“The tech is getting closer but we’re not there yet,” said Michael Sassano, CEO, Solaris Farms, a cannabis cultivator based in Las Vegas.
06.01.20
The Denver Post
The genetics and sophistication underlying the U.S. cannabis industry lead to better-quality and higher-potency flowers for those who smoke marijuana and innovations in oils, tinctures and edibles.
“The world wants that technology,” said Michael Sassano, CEO of Solaris Farms, the largest cannabis hybrid greenhouse in Nevada.
05.01.20
Salon
The genetics and sophistication underlying the U.S. cannabis industry lead to better-quality and higher-potency flowers for those who smoke marijuana and innovations in oils, tinctures and edibles. “The world wants that technology,” said Michael Sassano, CEO of Solaris Farms, the largest cannabis hybrid greenhouse in Nevada.
03.01.20
Kaiser Health
“The world wants that technology,” said Michael Sassano, CEO of Solaris Farms, the largest cannabis hybrid greenhouse in Nevada. “The Netherlands had a big jump; they could have done anything. But the U.S. is the one that turned the industry into what it is today, with all the products we make, not Canada.”
01.01.20
Nevada Business
Initially, no one thought growing cannabis in the Southern Nevada desert would take. But Solaris Farms is growing on 12 acres in North Las Vegas in a hybrid greenhouse facility. The desert is great for the product, because it has fewer contaminants than other areas. There’s fewer molds, bugs and animals, said Michael Sassano, owner. “There’s extreme heat, but there’s also plenty of sunlight.” Since the plants love the sun, there’s both pros and cons to the Southern Nevada location.
27.12.19
Washington Post
Federal prohibitions are getting in the way of efforts to grow the U.S. marijuana business into a global industry. That’s allowed Canadian cannabis growers to dominate the export market.