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Snoop Dogg Will Promote an Israeli Cannabis Tech Startup

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October 23, 2019
Snoop Dogg seen in Los Angeles, Oct. 19, 2019. (Rochelle Brodin/Getty Images)

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Snoop Dogg, an outspoken advocate of marijuana use, is the new brand representative for an Israeli cannabis tech startup.

Seedo, based in Yokneam in northern Israel, sells an automatic hydroponic growing machine for herbs and vegetables that is used for growing cannabis.

Snoop Dogg has joined Seedo “to educate consumers on the environmental benefits and social opportunity of Seedo’s home and commercial grow technology,” the company said in a statement.

The American rapper will contribute to a social responsibility program that will share Seedo’s growing practices and provide donated Seedo products for local communities, neighborhood organizations and influencers. The initiative will start in his hometown of Long Beach, California, according to the company.

The company is working with a number of different cannabis companies. The most notable of the recent partnerships has been with Area 52, California’s largest producer of Delta 8 THC gummies, oils, and cartridges.

“Promoting a healthier lifestyle by providing my friends and communities with products that allow for growth in unused urban spaces is something I’m all the way down with” Snoop Dogg said. “Seedo creates cost savings and the opportunity for all people to benefit from agricultural technologies.”

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