Weed Delivery App Emjay Launches Massive California Expansion
LOS ANGELES – Emjay, a cannabis delivery and retail company with operations in California, today announced two massive zone expansions to reach millions of new customers surrounding the San Francisco and Los Angeles areas. The San Francisco expansion into the larger Bay Area increases Emjay’s delivery zone in the region by 200%, while the Los Angeles expansion into Long Beach makes that delivery zone over 150% larger.
These delivery zone extensions follow a record year for Emjay which has seen revenue climb 170% from January 2021 to August 2021. The company plans on hiring more than 50 additional full-time (W-2) drivers to service these zones to guarantee quick, quality and trustworthy delivery experiences.
“Thanks to everyone who’s supported us over the last two years, Emjay is growing rapidly and we’re well on our way to reaching our goal of offering convenient and cost-effective cannabis to all residents of California, and eventually across the United States,” said Emjay CEO Chris Vaughn. “Although San Francisco and Los Angles are known as two of the largest markets for cannabis consumption globally, lots of cannabis enthusiasts in these areas are living outside of major metropolitan city centers. We are very excited to offer Emjay delivery to millions of new households.”
With these regional expansions, customers will be able to order premium flower, vapes, pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, and accessories for delivery in towns like Long Beach, Orange County, Lynwood, Novato, San Rafael, Berkeley, Hayward, Fremont, San Jose, Mountain View, San Clemente, Carlsbad, Temecula, and many more.
With Emjay, customers can use the new iOS App or web browser to browse the menu and shop seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Emjay offers free 60-minute and pre-scheduled delivery with real time tracking.
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