Green Rush México
LatAm Cannabis Consulting
Change is happening faster than ever, and to stay ahead, you need to anticipate what’s next.
Every successful business starts with a clear vision.
From marketplace assessment to SOP development.
Sound information creates a safer environment.
Latin American opportunities are waiting.
We’re here for you.
What we do:
Simply put, we connect people, companies, investors, and concepts across many LatAm countries, often connecting North American companies looking for LatAm connections, assets, information, and acquisitions.
Latin American representation often begins with creating investor portfolio packets for global market consumption – preparing their asset, permissions, process, people, and potential for possible acquisition, partnering, and participation with global companies.
North American representation often begins with assessment of markets, people, change fluidity, risk, and opportunities. Some are looking for simple market penetration while others are interested in production participation (cost to market), and others are looking for both.
LatAm cannabis commerce connection consulting.
People make the difference.
2018 - Gross Domestic Product
Mexico:
Marijuana (Illegal) $20B
Tobacco Products $8B
Alcoholic Drinks $20B
Cos & Personal Care $7.5B
OTC Pharmaceuticals $1.5B
Pharmaceuticals $10.5B
TOTAL GDP $1.15T
Canada:
Marijuana (Illegal) $5B
Tobacco Products $100B
Alcoholic Drinks $17.5B
Cos & Personal Care $7.5B
OTC Pharmaceuticals $2.6B
Pharmaceuticals $10B
TOTAL GDP $1.65T
USA:
Marijuana $20B
Tobacco Products $100B
Alcoholic Drinks $165B
Cos & Personal Care $80B
OTC Pharmaceuticals $24B
Pharmaceuticals $450B
TOTAL GDP $19.5T
Colombia:
Marijuana (Illegal) $10B
Tobacco Products $7.2B
Alcoholic Drinks $13.3B
Cos & Personal Care $7.5B
OTC Pharmaceuticals $1.5B
Pharmaceuticals $11.5B
TOTAL GDP $315B
2018 - Gross Domestic Product
Driven by passion, backed by research, science, and experience, we create strategies that move you forward.
Our job is taking complicated comprehensive regulatory information and designing business models that work.
120+ million people in Mexico and 40+ million annual visitors – Latin America (LatAm) 600+ million
2018 LatAm GDP $5.6 trillion US dollars makes it the 4th largest economy in the world.
Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Uruguay are at the forefront of the marijuana legalization space.
Information is power and emerging markets can make a difference to the bottom line.
Latin American Cannabis Market Data
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LatAm News Video
Aug 19, 2019 - RePolitico
Se Regulará El Mercado De Marihuana Medicinal En México
Jan 06, 2019 - Bloomberg
Mexico's Pursuit of implementing Legal Recreational Marijuana Use
Oct 31, 2018 - Democracy Now
Supreme Court (Mexico) Legalizes Cannabis for Recreational Use
Dec 04, 2018 -Democracy Now
Mexico’s President Takes Office with Ambitious Leftist Agenda
Jan 29, 2019 - News Live Now
Inside open-air greenhouse where marijuana is grown for doctors not dealers
Mexico, Colombia, Uruguay, Chile, Canada, and many states in the US have begun in this new legalized space.
Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, Costa Rica, & Bolivia are analyzing different global models.
The entire region is moving forward designing systems that create needed tax revenues streams,
decriminalization processes, and historical human right issues are of equal importance.
LatAm business creates distinct challenges and even more so with the many pioneers in the cannabis space.
Mexico’s history crosses many decades in the illegal cannabis space along with Colombia, Costa Rica, and Ecuador.
Incredible countries for growing outdoor cannabis – high altitudes, sunlight, low humidity, and experienced farmers.
The commerce has been in the trillions, creating many billionaires and even more millionaires (Latin American).
Unfortunately, the wonderful progressive legalization changes are not being embraced by everyone, creating risk.
GRMexico is equipped for these challenges, those things that have never been considered should be now.
LatAm – 4th largest economy in the world has much to offer the newly forming cannabis conglomerates.
LatAm Threat Assessment Data
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Security Assessment Video
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Latin America can be a dangerous place, especially in the cannabis space.
Mexico – 33,000 homicides (2018), 25.8 per 100k, highest since statistic started being kept.
Colombia – 12,500 homicides (2018). 25 per 100k, previously at 72 per 100k.
USA – 17,315 homicides (2018), 4.9 per 100k. Canada – 630 homicides (2018), 1.6 per 100k.
LatAm also leads the world in kidnappings, extortions, and gruesome murders with mobile international hit squads.
Common latino news includes cut up bodies in front of schools, hanging from overpasses, and beheadings.
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The business of medical marijuana in Colombia. Who’s behind it?
No CommentsThe calculations of the Ministry of Justice are ambitious and leave no doubt. If everything goes as expected, Colombia can produce 44% of the demand for marijuana for medicinal use in the world in the coming years. Not in vain, the International Board for the Control of Narcotics of the UN granted the country at […]Read More »
Former President of Mexico is ready to sell cannabis to Latin America
No CommentsAs markets open in a region of more than 640 million people, Vicente Fox wants the Canadian company he represents to supply the product. The former Mexican president who became a cannabis legalization activist, Vicente Fox, sees a paradigm shift in Latin America as governments authorize the use of marijuana, accepting a drug that was […]Read More »
Clever Leaves will export medicinal cannabis this year (2019) from Colombia
No CommentsClever Leaves (CL) executives are confident that they’ll have the company seal of approval on products leaving their Colombian facility this year. Medicinal cannabis products with a Colombian stamp of approval will be seen, for the first time this year, lady for foreign markets. This is one of the main goals of the Colombian firm […]Read More »
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Mexican American Cannabis Author, Speaker, Leader, and Master Grower.