Petalfast, a national sales, marketing and distribution platform for the cannabis industry, announced its partnership with Halfpipe, a company specializing in sun-grown cannabis products. Halfpipe operates a vertically integrated model that encompasses cultivation, manufacturing, retail and delivery services. This partnership marries Petalfast's marketing and distribution capabilities with Halfpipe's commitment to quality and affordability.
Halfpipe's cultivation operations in coastal region of Carpinteria, California span eight acres of flower canopy and 30 acres of outdoor canopy in Parlier, California, with the ability to add another 100 acres if needed. This facility is at the heart of Halfpipe’s portfolio of products, including flower, edibles, concentrates and vape pens. Currently, Halfpipe's products grace over 100 dispensaries throughout the state, a testament to their decades of agricultural expertise and dedication to environmental stewardship and consumer value.
“Halfpipe has distinguished themselves as a cornerstone of the sun-grown cannabis industry, backed by years of cultivation acumen and commercial savvy,” said Jason Vegotsky, CEO of Petalfast. “Their expansive product range and unwavering commitment to making premium cannabis accessible align perfectly with our mission. We're excited to support Halfpipe's growth with our comprehensive sales strategies and marketing initiatives."
Since its inception in 2018, Halfpipe has continuously evolved to meet the needs of a broad consumer base. Their product line now includes high-potency vapes with ceramic cores for optimal temperature and taste, live resin cartridges prepared from flash-frozen buds and various flavors of vegan, gluten-free gummies. Additionally, Halfpipe offers a variety of concentrates, catering to traditional and exotic preferences.
“We aim to be a top 10 California cannabis brand, and to achieve that, we need to partner with top-tier talent. Petalfast is exactly the kind of organization that we strive to grow with, and we look forward to working together,” says Rick Palmer, CEO of Halfpipe.
