Agriculture company could launch CBD subsidiary ops in Larimer County
DENVER — The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday unanimously approved an offer of tax incentives to an agriculture company that is eyeing Larimer County for operations of a CBD subsidiary.
The unnamed company, referred to by Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade staff as Project Maple, “produces a variety of commodities from blueberries to tree nuts,” according to OEDIT. The potential Larimer County operation represents the “company’s expansion into CBD and hemp production. The company established a subsidiary to manufacture and refine CBD products and hemp; its plans for the facility will be split between CBD gummy manufacturing…
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