Kiva Confections Moves into Massachusetts, Nevada Cannabis Markets

California company has expanded presence in the Midwest this year.

Kiva Confections has announced plans to enter two new states and broaden its product portfolio in several markets that currently offer select products from the brand.

"In the past 10 years of Kiva's operations, our team has worked hard to create an incomparable portfolio of premium edible products,” says Kiva Confections CEO and Co-founder Scott Palmer.

“With regulations across the country evolving, we've been able to expand our national footprint with some of the best operators in the business and bring our award-winning edibles to even more people who can benefit from them.”

Kiva's multi-state rollout includes:

Massachusetts: Marking its official state debut in early August 2021, Kiva is partnered with the vertically-integrated Revolutionary Clinics.
Nevada: Kiva's strain-specific, 100% live resin-infused edibles line Lost Farm will launch in fall 2021.
Illinois: Kiva has recently renewed a successful partnership with Cresco Labs, with several exciting products anticipated for release in the coming months.
Oklahoma: On the heels of its Kiva Bars and Camino Gummies launch in July 2021, Kiva forecasts launching both Terra Bites and Petra Mints by the end of the year in partnership with the Tulsa-based, vertically-integrated company 24K Labs.
Michigan: Kiva launched Camino in May with one of the leading vertical operators in the state, High Life Farms.
Ohio: Kiva, Terra, Camino, and Petra launched in January 2021 with Klutch, one of Ohio's leading Level 1 medical marijuana cultivators and processors, quickly making Kiva the third largest edible brand in the state.