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News and press releases for Ultimate Sports Inc (OTC: USPS), now operating as Sannabis, Inc., focus on its transition into the legal cannabis and hemp industries and the expansion of its Colombian operations. Readers can follow updates on the company’s acquisition and integration of Sannabis S.A.S., a fully licensed Colombian cannabis operator holding cultivation, seed use, and fabrication/export licenses.
Coverage highlights announcements about medical cannabis initiatives in Colombia, including supply agreements with licensed cultivators to stock Sannabis Human Fine IPS clinics and the Sannabis Human Fine Pharmacy with Sannabis-branded cannabis flower. Articles also describe the company’s role in regulatory discussions with Colombian authorities as the country implements rules for prescription-based cannabis flower distribution.
Another major news theme is the development of hemp-based construction materials, such as a hemp roofing tile for South American markets and a binational hemp block initiative involving proposed plants in Barranquilla, Colombia, and Central Georgia, USA. These stories detail engineering test results, planned patent filings, and the intended use of Colombian hemp hurd and U.S. kaolin in structural hemp blocks.
Additional releases cover terpene and essential oil products, including the launch of the Holy Essence Purple Rain terpene spray and NO LICK! Terpene Spray, as well as the first shipment of cannabis essential oil from Colombia to the United States for product manufacturing and sampling to food and beverage companies.
Investors and observers can use this news feed to track corporate milestones, product launches, regulatory developments in Colombia, and the company’s commentary on U.S. cannabis rescheduling and international trade implications.
Sannabis S.A.S. (USPS) commented on the ongoing U.S. federal rulemaking to reschedule marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act and the potential effects for international medical cannabis travel and trade as of December 22, 2025. The company notes rescheduling from Schedule I to Schedule III has not been finalized and any legal changes would follow a published final rule.
Sannabis highlights Colombia's federally regulated medical cannabis framework (physician prescriptions, INVIMA oversight, authorized pharmacies) and says Schedule III status could increase legal clarity for Colombian patients traveling to the U.S. and enable structured, treaty-compliant medical cannabis commerce if U.S. agencies adopt implementing rules.
Sannabis (OTC: USPS) announced the development of a hemp-based roofing tile engineered for South American markets and says it is ready for commercial manufacturing in Colombia, subject to project financing. The tile targets price parity with clay, concrete, and fiber cement while offering lower embodied carbon, thermal insulation, moisture and mold resistance, fire resistance, and lightweight transport benefits.
The company cites Colombia's ability to support up to four hemp grow cycles per year as a cost advantage and notes a comparative example where an 8x8x16 hempcrete block can sell for about US$15 versus US$2.50 for a standard concrete block. Sannabis is engaging patent counsel and monitoring U.S. regulatory changes for potential export opportunities.
Sannabis (OTC: USPS) director met with Colombia's Minister of Labor to expand Weaving Dreams of Freedom, a hemp-based program training inmates to weave hand-crafted products. The company is planning to acquire Sannabis S.A.S and proposed an integrated model covering financing for farmers/processors, use of existing cultivation and processing licenses, an exclusive purchase agreement, and nationwide yarn distribution.
Key metrics: each inmate can weave 6 kg yarn/month (~60 pieces); one hectare yields ~300 kg yarn (≈3,000 goods); one hectare can support 50 inmates. Over 120,000 inmates in 120+ facilities indicate large scalability. Second Chance Opportunity Certification and tax-exempt sales are central to the plan.
Sannabis (OTC: USPS) announced plans to build two industrial hemp block plants—one in Barranquilla, Colombia, and one in Central Georgia, USA—to produce next‑generation structural hemp blocks verified at 33 MPa load‑bearing resistance. The company expects to export Colombian hemp hurd to Savannah, GA for blending with U.S. kaolin and to serve domestic and international markets including the Middle East. Sannabis plans patent filings for its proprietary binder, processing methodology, and block geometry. Construction is contingent on securing long‑term financing; discussions with investors and lenders are ongoing.
Technical claims include fire resistance with kaolin binders and carbon benefits from hemp uptake.
Sannabis, Inc. (OTC:USPS) announced that Sannabis S.A.S. signed a supply agreement with a licensed Colombian cannabis cultivator to provide Sannabis-branded medical cannabis flower for distribution through Sannabis Human Fine IPS clinics and the Sannabis Human Fine Pharmacy.
The company said its medical team will host nationwide physician workshops on prescribing flower and integrating cannabis into care. Sannabis also submitted regulatory proposals to the Ministry of Justice and expects to announce a commercial distribution plan once national rules are finalized, positioning the company as an early mover under Colombia's new medical flower regulations.
Sannabis, Inc. (OTC:USPS) announced it has achieved OTC Markets "OTCID Current" status and intends to acquire Sannabis S.A.S. of Cali, Colombia. Sannabis S.A.S. holds all four national cannabis licenses including a fabrication/export license and a partner (Human Fine IPS) with a dispensing license.
The company said Sannabis will meet next week with Colombia's Ministry of Justice to propose regulation of a pilot program to become one of the first legal cannabis flower dispensaries in about five months. The firm also plans a global utility token, SannaCoin on Solana (SOL:SANNA), to enable purchases and rewards for medicinal and cosmetic products.
Sannabis, Inc. (OTC: USPS) has announced the first shipment of Cannabis Essential Oil from Colombia to the U.S. to fill an order for their NO LICK! Terpene Spray. The DEA reclassification of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III has caused declines in U.S. cannabis stocks. Colombian producers have advantages in low-cost production, export potential, established regulatory framework, and emerging market potential.
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Ultimate Sports, Inc. (OTC: USPS) has launched its new Sannabis Holy Essence Purple Rain Terpene Spray, currently available in Colombia and expected in U.S. stores by Summer. This product enhances the nutraceutical value of foods and beverages and is prescribed by doctors in Colombia for medicinal cannabis treatment. The terpene spray aims to provide unique sensory experiences along with therapeutic benefits.
Sannabis, now part of Ultimate Sports, holds all necessary cannabis licenses and plans to expand its range of scents and flavors for various applications. The company is also transitioning to online tele-health services for men's health.
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