Caroline Yeh

"It’s everything," said Caroline Yeh, co-founder and CEO at TSUMo Snacks, commanding the attention of everyone present at the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference in Miami. This statement wasn’t a mere whimsical observation. It was an unequivocal declaration of the...

“You can’t start a cannabis business, particularly in California with (...) $10,000,” Caroline Yeh, co-founder and CEO at TSUMo Snacks told an auditorium brimming with potential investors, entrepreneurs and cannabis enthusiasts at the recent Benzinga Cannabis...

Brands are "easy to make, they're like children," but are "really hard to grow up to mature adults," Christine Smith CEO and founder of Grön, told the crowd at Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference earlier this month in Miami Beach, Florida. Smith joined three other...

In partnership with legendary chef Roy Choi, TSUMo Snacks, released two new chef-driven flavors—Spaghetti & Meatballs and Spicy Cheesy Ramen. The flavors come in shareable snack bags infused with 100mg of THC. Available in California MedMen (OTCQB: MMNFF) locations starting April 15, the...

Hot on the heels of the recent launch of an ongoing partnership with legendary entertainment icon Snoop Dogg, TSUMo Snacks, the California-based salty and savory cannabis edibles brand, is giving “danks” this holiday season with the launch of two new limited-edition holiday flavors...

Marijuana brand TSUMo Snacks reported Thursday that it has raised a $4 million seed round led by Snoop Dogg’s Casa Verde Capital investment fund. TSUMo Snacks is focused on changing the way people consume THC, offering its innovative salty & savory cannabis-infused snacks. "This...