Lume offers high-quality cannabis products and a unique, customer-focused retail experience with more than 20 strains of high-quality Lume flower, pre-rolls, effects-based Lume Cartridges, edibles and a new line of CBD products available online at At 50,000 square feet, Lume consistently produces enough product to supply 20 stores, which is 10 more than Lume currently operates. “Thanks to our first-of-its-kind facility, and our highly skilled and highly trained cultivation team, we’re able to produce safe and high-quality cannabis products for our patients and customers.” “We made a significant investment into our state-of-the-art cultivation facility, which includes the nation’s most advanced and efficient flower technology,” Hellyar said. Strengthening our supply chain and increasing our production capacity are critical to our ability to achieve this goal.”Įach phase is expected to create 130 new jobs, totaling 520 new jobs over the life of the project. “We developed an aggressive business plan that included a rapid growth plan to open 100 stores across the state in five years, create jobs in our community and help grow the local economy. “At Lume, our goal has always been to be Michigan’s leading cannabis operator,” said Doug Hellyar, president and COO of Lume. The expansion will create more than 500 jobs and support the company’s plan to operate 100 stores in Michigan by 2024. The four-phased plan sets the stage for Lume to grow its cultivation facility from 50,000 square feet to 450,000 square feet. announced its plan to expand its state-of-the-art grow facility in Evart, Michigan. is opening a Lake Orion location today (April 20). The most recent marijuana facility approved by village planning commissioners is a Wyld Skye processor and retailer just across the street from Lume while Gage, Exclusive Brands and Common Citizen are opening stores elsewhere along the Glaspie St. Lume will soon be joined in the area by competitors. “We really appreciate the Oxford community.” “We just want to thank the city and thank the state for letting us be here,” Loughmiller said. Lume planned to open earlier in the week, though final approval from the state came later than expected on April 13. The site plan was unanimously approved and work on the site began shortly after. Lume’s site plan was the first to be reviewed by the Village of Oxford Planning Commission on Oct. Lume divides its products based on the effects they tend to have, ranging from “Dream,” “Unwind,” “Recover,” “Center,” “Focus” and “Move.” Products range from marijuana flowers and pre-rolled blunts to myriad types of edibles to extracted THC and CBD products. “We have a very effect-based type style.” “We really want to be personable with our customers, because not everybody knows cannabis yet,” Loughmiller said. Customers are then paired up with a budtender - “Luminaries” in company parlance - who takes a customer around the showroom to help people find the kind of products they need. Shopping at Lume begins by signing in and showing your ID, verifying that you are over 21 and able to purchase marijuana products legally. “We want to show the community what we have to offer.” “We are happy to bring Lume here to Oxford,” Brian Loughmiller, store manager, said. Glaspie St., Lume’s Oxford location is the company’s 33rd in Michigan and the first of several coming to the Village of Oxford. opened the first recreational marijuana dispensary in Oxford on the afternoon of Thursday, April 14. With the cut of a ribbon, Lume Cannabis Co.
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The first 100 customers received a free bag of Lume gear. store, cuts the ribbon to open up Oxford’s first adult-use recreational marijuana dispensary on Thursday, April 14. Latonya Matthews, the first customer at Lume Cannabis Co.’s Glaspie St.
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