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Miley Cyrus is the New Backer of Cannabis Café Lowell Farms

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According to a recent report by the Latin Times, Miley Cyrus is the new face of Lowell Farms, a Cannabis Café.

The report, which apparently first appeared in a tabloid, indicates that Cyrus is allegedly addicted to cannabis and is investing tens of millions into the cannabis industry. One company she reportedly is backing is Lowell Farms, a Cannabis Café. Linking her name to the business has potentially made it a popular place around youth. The report indicates that one source shared that young people are lining up at the café.

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