I believe that the partnership is still there between the two companies, but that Terra Tech may have a very limited, if any role in the first product line rollout of CBD products. I say this, because they're using a non-cannabis source for their first products; products that can be shipped around the country and not limited to just dispensaries. It's my understanding that eventually the two companies will work on products that require hemp, and I'm wondering if a part of the wait for that is Terra Tech being able to legally grow it? Not sure on that one if they're already growing hemp. There could be a price point variance on the products, too, where the first round is meant to target mass distribution with a cheaper price point that entices retailers to jump on board; an area of expertise for James & Kras who lead Inergetics. They already have their products in more than 20K stores, including some of the big ones like Walgreens, CVS, HEB, and others. The assumption that I have, too, is that there will be different strengths of products, and maybe they're working on select items for the MMJ dispensaries that the two companies can work on as long as Terra Tech can provide what's needed to make it.
I found it odd that there was no mention whatsoever in the latest PR about Terra Tech outside of listing their company info, and the same with Terra Tech not releasing any PR about the update. On top of that, I mentioned earlier yesterday that Inergetics pulled down their video of "Inergetics Sizzle", a promotional video that includes Terra Tech near the end. Odd, isn't it? Maybe it's nothing, and they simply decided to work on a different video, or move it to another site to gain a wider audience.
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