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Sweet Earth Holdings Announces Exclusive Letter of Intent for the Sale of CBD Canine Products with Mota Ventures

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - June 22, 2020) - Sweet Earth Holdings Corp. (CSE: SE) (FSE: 1KZ1) ("Sweet Earth") and Mota Ventures Corp. (CSE: MOTA) (FSE: 1WZ1) (OTC Pink: PEMTF) ("Mota") are pleased to announce that they have entered into a letter of intent (the "LOI") under which Sweet Earth will become the exclusive dog treat provider to Mota's eCommerce direct consumer brand, Nature's Exclusive.

Sweet Earth is a complete vertically integrated "farm to shelf" company that is a member of the US Hemp Association and is Leaping Bunny Certified, while Mota is a direct to consumer provider of a wide range of CBD products in the United States and Europe. The two companies (the "Partners") expect to sell Sweet Earth's award-winning products, beginning with CBD dog treats and paw and nose balm, through Mota's consumer brand, Nature's Exclusive, which is sold in the United States. Mota has initially selected Sweet Earth's popular Beef and Cheddar Potato CDB Dog Treats to be sold under the Nature's Exclusive brand.

Figure 1: Sweet Earth's Beef & Cheddar Potato CDB Dog Treats

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Source: www.sweetearthcbd.com

Sweet Earth's Dog Treats are Certified Organic and Leaping Bunny Certified1.

Each organic treat is fortified with Vitamin E as a natural preservative.

Packaging will be customized to the specifications of the Nature's Exclusive brand.

According to Dogs Naturally2, research shows that CDB dog treats are effective dog supplements for:

  • Arthritis and joint pain

  • Anxiety

  • Digestive issues

  • Neurological disorders (such as seizures and epilepsy)

  • Blood disorders

According to Today's Veterinary Business, the U.S. pet treat market reached US$6.7 billion in 2019, with CBD, the largest growth component3 within the pet treat sector. The journal's research also provides insight into key trends in a sector that has continued to grow at an average 3% CAGR.

  • Online sales of pet snacks have rapidly grown from 0% to 13%. A catalyst of eCommerce's rapid market expansion is attributed to the platform's ability to educate consumers on products prior to purchase.

  • Dog owners are increasingly focused on quality snacks that are produced locally, as highlighted by the decrease in sales of import treats. Made in the USA4 has become a key factor in consumer purchasing.

  • 11% of dog owners have purchased dog supplements or treats containing CBD or hemp; however, as highlighted in Figure 2, the segment is far outpacing the overall growth of the pet snack and supplement sector.