- Creso Pharma (CPH) signs a heads of agreement with tattoo aftercare specialist Dr Pickles
- Under the agreement, the parties will discuss a collaborative agreement to bring products from Creso’s target acquisition company, Sierra Sage Herbs (SSH), to the Australian market
- Inversely, Creso and Dr Pickles explore the opportunity to bring products from the Dr Pickles range to North American markets through SSH’s distribution network
- Dr Pickles’ distribution footprint includes Woolworths stores, pharmacies, barbershops and over 800 tattoo studios.
- CPH shares are up 11.54 per cent and trading at 5.8 cents at 2:38 pm AEST
Creso Pharma (CPH) has signed a heads of agreement with tattoo aftercare specialist Dr Pickles.
Under the early-stage business deal, the two companies will look at ways to commercialise products from Creso’s target acquisition company, Sierra Sage Herbs (SSH), in the Australian market. Inversely, the companies will explore potential opportunities to commercialise Dr Pickles’ products in North America through SSH’s distribution network.
Creso and Dr Pickles plan to enter a collaborative agreement by July 29, 2022.
According to Creso, the deal could provide it with a potential pathway into the Australian body care market.
Creso CEO and Managing Director William Lay said as part of its SSH acquisition and potential Dr Pickles partnership, the company planned to launch SSH’s Green Goo range of body care products in Australia.
“We’re looking forward to working closely with the Dr Pickles team on exploring
multiple product and branding opportunities which have the potential to drive sales for both parties,” Mr Lay said.
The Green Goo range includes tattoo care and sunscreen products.
SSH CEO and Co-Founder Jodi Scott said she believed the Green Goo products would be “well-received” by Australian consumers because they were all plant-based and natural.
Dr Pickles’ distribution footprint includes Woolworths stores, pharmacies, barbershops and over 800 tattoo studios.
CPH shares were up 11.54 per cent and trading at 5.8 cents at 2:38 pm AEST.