Ready for SPANNABIS!

by | Feb 21, 2018 | Conference, Industry News | 0 comments

CenturionPro Solutions is gearing up for a successful 2018! We are exploring new product development, expanding our sales and looking to attend several trade shows this season – including SPANNABIS in Barcelona, Spain!

While cannabis is not strictly legal in Spain, it is also not entirely against the law; the relationship is complicated. It is reportedly illegal to traffic cannabis or smoke it in public places, but it is legal to cultivate and smoke cannabis for personal use. Of course, it is still recommended to use caution with cannabis in Spain, especially in public places. However, with the emergence of events such as SPANNABIS, hopefully Spain will expand their cannabis acceptance.

SPANNABIS

SPANNABIS

SPANNABIS is the largest cannabis event in Europe and is preparing for it’s 15th year this March. The event will be held on March 9, 10 and 11th in Barcelona, Spain – and CenturionPro Solutions will be there!

This event is a 3-day cannabis fair that attracts huge numbers of visitors and exhibitors. In the past, SPANNABIS has drawn over 3,000 registered professionals including 200 media outlets and 500 companies exhibiting! Not only does this event celebrate the industry, but also recognizes the best-of-the-best with The Spannabis Champions Cup & Spannabis 2017 Awards Ceremony.

We are looking forward to be part of this years event. Can’t wait to meet everyone!

Other Events

Other trade shows we have lined up this year include:

  • THC Fair in Bend, Oregon – March 17 & 18
  • THC Fair in Salem, Oregon – April 14 & 18
  • MJBiz Conference in New Orleans – May 9, 10 & 11
  • Lift Toronto – May 25, 26 & 28
  • CannaCon in Detroit – June 1 & 2
  • THC Fair in San Luis Obispo – June 9 & 10
  • THC Fair in Redding, California – July 14 & 15
  • CannaCon in Boston – July 27 & 28
  • Indo Expo in Portland, Oregon – August 4 & 5
  • MJBiz Conference in Toronto – August 14, 15 & 16
  • THC Fair in Medford, Oregon – September 8 & 9
  • THC Fair in Bend, Oregon – September 15 & 16
  • CWCB in Los Angeles – September 26, 27 & 28
  • MJBiz Conference in Las Vegas – November 14, 15 & 16

Come and visit us at our booths to learn more about our elite trimmer line-up!

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