MIAMI,
July 28, 2022 – PRESS RELEASE – Ayr Wellness Inc., a leading vertically integrated U.S.
multistate cannabis operator, announced the availability of its premium whole
flower brand, Kynd, statewide in Pennsylvania. The company is also announcing
the opening of AYR Indiana, the company’s ninth affiliated medical dispensary
in the commonwealth on July 30th.
“Bringing
Kynd to Pennsylvania continues the introduction of our diverse portfolio of
branded products to each of the markets we serve,” said Jonathan Sandelman, founder,
chairman and CEO of Ayr. “Additionally, we’re excited to introduce the AYR
experience and our high-quality offerings to the medical patients of Indiana
County and neighboring areas. We’ve received a tremendous reception from the
local community and look forward to serving them.”
The
initial launch of Kynd in Pennsylvania includes five strain offerings: “Fried
Cream,” “Watermelon Gelato #36,” “Kush Cream,” “The Glove,” and “Motor Breath.”
Kynd is now available in all nine of the company’s affiliated Pennsylvania
stores. Kynd is also sold in Ayr-owned and third party retail locations
throughout Massachusetts, Arizona, Florida, and most notably Nevada, where it
has been the leading flower brand for nine straight months, per BDSA.
Located
at 2244 Oakland Ave., AYR Indiana is the first medical cannabis dispensary in
Indiana County, which lies just east of Pittsburgh. The 2,500-square-foot retail
space will offer medical patients access to flower, vaporizers, concentrates,
ingestibles, tinctures and topicals through a wide variety of national and
local brands.
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