Aurora Cannabis Inc. is a leading company in the cannabis industry, primarily focused on the production and distribution of medical and recreational cannabis products. With a commitment to sustainability and innovation, the company cultivates a diverse range of cannabis strains and products, including dried flower, oils, and edibles, aimed at meeting the demands of consumers and patients alike. Aurora operates through a network of facilities and has established a strong presence in multiple international markets, working to advance the understanding and benefits of cannabis through research and development. The company is dedicated to promoting responsible usage and prioritizes quality and compliance within its operations. Read More
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