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Clovis cannabis company receives state assistance

February 6, 2024 by Curtis Segarra

CLOVIS, N.M. (KRQE) – Vanna LLC, a local cannabis company is expanding with help from New Mexico’s Economic Development Department (EDD). The cannabis manufacturer was established in 2021 and is the first New Mexico cannabis business to get Local Economic Development Act funding.

“We have roots in this community, and we want to give back to the community where we raised our family,” Parin Kumar, Vana’s founder and CEO, said in a press release. “This investment is a big commitment for us, and the state assistance is important to build partnerships so we can achieve long-term success as we add employees and grow.”

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Vanna is using Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) funds to add 12 new employees. EDD says the average salary for those workers is $46,626. The company is hoping to contribute around $350,000 in gross receipts tax back to Clovis each year.

“We are thrilled that the State of New Mexico supports manufacturing growth in rural communities,” Tina Dziuk, CEO of the nonprofit Clovis Economic Development Corp., said in a press release. “The State LEDA grant will help create new jobs and opportunities for our residents, while also strengthening our local economy. We believe that by investing in our community, we can build a brighter future for everyone.”

CLOVIS N.M.(KRQE), a local cannabis firm is expanding thanks to the Economic Development Department of New Mexico (EDD). The cannabis manufacturer, which was founded in 2021, is the first New Mexico cannabis company to receive funding under the Local Economic Development Act.

Parin Kumar said in a Vana CEO and founder press release that “We have roots here and want to give back to this community where we raised out family.” This investment is a major commitment for Vana, and state assistance is essential to building partnerships that will help us achieve long-term growth as we hire more employees.

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Vanna uses funds from the Local Economic Development Act to hire 12 new employees. EDD reports that the average salary of these workers is $46,626. Clovis hopes to receive around $350,000 each year in tax revenue from the company.

Tina Dziuk said, “We’re thrilled that New Mexico is supporting manufacturing growth in rural areas,” in a recent press release. Dziuk is the CEO of Clovis Economic Development Corporation, a nonprofit organization. The State LEDA grant is expected to create jobs and new opportunities for Clovis residents while strengthening the local economy. By investing in our local community, we believe we can create a better future for all.

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