Carr has spent a lot of time evaluating the investment opportunity in cannabis, which is another trendy drug market. He told INN that while the psychedelics and cannabis markets operate in very different ways, he has noticed some similarities between them.
“Right now, the psychedelic medicine market feels like the cannabis market a decade ago,” he said, describing the current crop of early stage psychedelics companies trying to get the ball rolling on the development of a new regulated drug industry.
Carr is encouraged by the medical benefits of psychedelic substances, and by the impact that refining these benefits could have. “That’s paving the way for a new era of medicine,” he said.
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Oatly to create 200 jobs at first UK factory Up to 200 jobs are to be created at a new plant-based drinks factory, the first for Swedish oat drink company Oatly.
Set to launch in the first quarter of 2023, the new production site will form part of a new end-to-end integrated supply chain in the UK. It is being supported by investment expert Integrated food Projects.
The factory will be able to produce 300m litres of oat drink per year at launch, with the capacity to grow to 450m litres. This would make it one of the largest plant-based dairy factories in the world, according to Oatly.