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PFL signs deal with Columbia Cares to make it official CBD Partner

August 10, 2021 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The PFL announced that it has partnered with Columbia Cares making it its official CBD Partners.

Per the PFL press release:

“Under the terms of the multi-year partnership, Columbia Care will be a presenting sponsor of the PFL Challenger Series and work closely with PFL brand ambassadors to educate PFL athletes and their teams about their products’ health and wellness benefits.”

August is a big month for the PFL as its semi-finals take place over the course of 3 events this month.

Payout Perspective:

A good announcement for a big month for the PFL. The CBD market is still a big industry which still looks to market to a younger demo. The first semifinal event for the PFL takes place this Friday.

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