Sugarmade Announces BudLife Intelligent Cannabis Container System White Paper

CITY OF INDUSTRY, California, June 27, 2017

Sugarmade, Inc. (OTCQB:SGMD), today announces the publication of a White Paper on intelligent cannabis storage and its upcoming product, BudLife, the first container system expected to maintain the integrity of cannabis for up to six months.

Medical Marijuana is currently being dispensed through a wide variety of legacy packaging methods, including various types of bottles and bags. None of these packaging methods are capable of defeating infectious bacteria or disease, nor do they increase shelf life or help to maintain potency. Sugarmade, Inc, (OTCQB:SGMD) and its partner, Plantation Corp, are the pioneers and innovation leaders in the development of intelligent container systems customized to meet the special needs of the fast growing legal cannabis industry. The mission is to create, manufacture and market the first container system that maintains the integrity of this plant for up to six months. Called BudLife, this patented product represents a quantum breakthrough in the science of marijuana preservation and delivery.

Jimmy Chan, CEO of Sugarmade commented, "We have posted the new White Paper to inform our investors on the progress we have made on the Intelligent Cannabis Container System and to inform the industry about the market dynamics of cannabis storage. Protected by strong patents, the cannabis container systems being developed will be unique, and cannot be copied or replicated by a competitor. Sugarmade has been exclusively granted exclusive distribution of the products to what the Company believes is the single largest cannabis consumer market, the U.S. states of California, Oregon and Washington.

The White Paper, titled, "Cannabis Storage - The Active Packaging Market Opportunity and Technical Requirements" can be accesses at http://bit.ly/2sQnqw1 . Additional information can be seen at the new website at http://www.BudLife.net.

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