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Red Light Holland (OTCQB: TRUFF) has achieved a significant milestone by completing the first-ever global shipment of naturally occurring psilocybin from its Netherlands facility to Irvine Labs, an FDA-compliant and DEA-registered facility in California. The shipment was made possible through a USA Controlled Substances import permit.

The partnership aims to develop commercialized and standardized psilocybin products for emerging markets and government-funded programs within the United States. Irvine Labs will conduct potency testing and implement advanced shelf life extension protocols on the received materials, leveraging their proprietary preservation technology to maintain product integrity throughout the supply chain.

The company's 2025 DEA quota allocation allows for scaling of R&D processes, with larger shipments being planned for future development.

Red Light Holland (OTCQB: TRUFF), a producer of functional mushrooms and psilocybin truffles, has appointed renowned psychedelic researcher Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris as Scientific Advisor. Dr. Carhart-Harris will provide strategic guidance on psilocybin research and assist with academic and regulatory collaborations.

The company highlighted several ongoing initiatives, including: partnerships with Dr. David Nutt and Drug Science for microdosing app data analysis, development of natural microdosing capsules with CCREST Labs, collaboration with Irvine Labs for shelf-life studies, distribution agreement with Allu Therapeutics for Australia/New Zealand markets, and an upcoming research collaboration with Arizona State University for psychedelic genome research.

Red Light Holland (TRUFF) has announced a strategic partnership with Arizona State University to support the Psychedelic Genome Project research study, led by Dr. Candace Lewis. The study aims to understand how psilocybin affects genetic expression and could advance personalized psychedelic medicine. The company will provide comprehensive support through multiple initiatives including recruitment assistance, distribution of saliva collection kits to participants, and ongoing collaboration with ASU. Red Light Holland will leverage its Netherlands operations, customer base, and infrastructure to support participant enrollment and data collection. The company's licensed therapists will refer eligible participants, while also managing sample collection kits and providing regular progress updates. This partnership represents a significant step in advancing scientific understanding of psychedelic compounds and their therapeutic potential.

Red Light Holland (TRUFF) has achieved a significant milestone as its partner, Irvine Labs, secured a Controlled Substances Import Permit to import 3 kg of raw psilocybin truffles from the Netherlands to the United States. Irvine Labs, an FDA-compliant and DEA-registered facility in California, will use these materials to develop extended shelf-life microdosing capsules. The partnership aims to create standardized products from naturally occurring psilocybin for emerging markets and government-funded programs. This development follows the 2025 psilocybin DEA quotas announced in April. Irvine Labs holds comprehensive licenses for various controlled substances and will focus on preserving psilocybin from naturally derived compounds during product development and manufacturing.

Red Light Holland (TRUFF) has announced that its subsidiary Happy Caps has successfully restocked its Mushroom Home Grow Kits in Costco Canada stores nationwide. Following Costco's Informal Projection Letter, the company delivered 20,160 units of their new 2kg "Mega Block" Mushroom Home Grow Kits, featuring Shiitake, Lion's Mane, and Oyster varieties. The kits are now available in select Costco Canada locations coast to coast, just in time for Victoria Day weekend.

Happy Caps products now have seasonal presence in over 430 retail stores across North America, marking significant expansion for the brand's functional mushrooms and home grow kits business.

Red Light Holland's subsidiary Happy Caps has launched presales of Health Canada approved Functional Mushroom Gummies through their website. The sugar-free gummies, containing Shiitake and Lion's Mane mushrooms, received Natural Product Number (NPN #80137179) certification, confirming their safety and effectiveness.

The gummies offer several Health Canada recognized benefits, including being a source of fungal polysaccharides with immunomodulating properties and antioxidants. Happy Caps is offering a limited-time 25% discount for early adopters, with shipping scheduled for June. The company is pursuing both direct-to-consumer and B2B sales channels to expand market reach across North America.

Red Light Holland (OTCQB: TRUFF) has announced that its subsidiary Happy Caps Mushroom Farms has launched its Mushroom Home Grow Kits in 66 Safeway stores across Oregon and Washington. This marks Happy Caps' first U.S. retail rollout, featuring three varieties: Shiitake, Lion's Mane, and Oyster mushrooms.

Each participating Safeway store has received 36 grow kits (12 units of each variety) along with branded floor displays. The products feature U.S.-specific packaging with 'Made in the USA' and 'Certified Organic' labels. Happy Caps is collaborating with Trailbridge Farms in Oregon for local production and restocking.

This expansion builds upon Happy Caps' existing presence in over 430 retail stores across North America. The company is working with Albertsons Companies, which operates more than 2,200 stores throughout the United States.

Red Light Holland (TRUFF) announces a significant milestone as its partner Irvine Labs, an FDA-compliant and DEA-registered facility in California, has received its 2025 psilocybin DEA quotas including an import quota.

The companies will now proceed with the import permit application process to enable shipping of natural psilocybin products from Red Light Holland's Netherlands farm to Irvine's facilities. Once materials arrive, Irvine Labs will test proprietary dehydration and packaging solutions aimed at extending the shelf life of naturally derived psilocybin microdosing capsules.

Irvine Labs, licensed for prescription and OTC drug manufacturing by the California Department of Public Health, holds DEA Schedule 1 authorization for various substances including psilocybin. The partnership aims to develop commercialized products for export to emerging markets and use in government-funded pilot programs and clinical trials within the United States.

Red Light Holland's subsidiary Happy Caps Mushroom Farm has secured a significant purchase order with Albertsons-Safeway for its first U.S. retail launch. The agreement will introduce three varieties of Mushroom Home Grow Kits - Shiitake, Lion's Mane, and Oyster - to 66 Safeway locations across Oregon.

Key details of the launch include:

• 2,376 total units ordered (36 units per location)
• 3 floor displays in each store
• 198 new distribution points in Safeway's Oregon stores
• Products will be placed in Produce sections
• New U.S. specific packaging featuring 'Made in USA' and 'Certified Organic' labels

The products will be manufactured in Oregon through collaboration with Trailbridge Farms. Happy Caps currently has placement in over 430 retail stores across North America, with potential for expansion considering Albertsons Companies' network of over 2,200 stores.