Here is a polished, professional draft letter/email you can send to the Swiss Embassy in Tel Aviv (Economic/Trade Section). I've tailored it to your vision: the non-alcoholic, eco-friendly cannabis oxygen cocktail evening lounge concept, with the arcade-style customizable dispensing machine (for flavors, strains, terpenes, cannabinoids, and full entourage effects), healthy munchies menu for positive experiences, and focus on responsible wellness in legalized/pilot markets like Switzerland (e.g., Züri Can extension to 2028 and potential federal progress).Use this as an email to the general embassy contact (from reliable sources: tel-aviv@eda.admin.ch (mailto:tel-aviv@eda.admin.ch) or via their contact form on eda.admin.ch/countries/israel), or call first at +972 3 546 44 55 to ask for the economic/trade attaché or section email (they cover economic and financial affairs). If there's no dedicated trade email listed publicly, start with the general one and request forwarding to the commercial desk.

Subject: Inquiry – Israeli Entrepreneur Seeking Guidance on Market Opportunities for Innovative Non-Alcoholic Cannabis Wellness Lounge Concept in SwitzerlandDear Economic/Trade Section, Embassy of Switzerland in Tel Aviv,I hope this message finds you well.My name is Alexander Levites, an Israeli entrepreneur based in Tel Aviv (

@alevites1975

on X). I am developing an innovative concept for a non-alcoholic, eco-friendly cannabis oxygen cocktail evening lounge—a sophisticated, health-oriented social space that offers precisely dosed, oxygen-enriched cannabis-infused beverages (THC/CBD/CBG/CBN blends with full entourage effects from specially curated strains) as an alcohol alternative. The lounge features:

• An arcade-style dispensing machine with interactive touchscreen/buttons for users to customize natural flavor profiles, cannabinoid ratios, terpenes, and strain options, delivering a refreshing "high meets fresh air" experience via oxygen infusion.
• A focus on sustainability (organic/regional ingredients, zero-waste, plant-based).
• A healthy munchies menu (e.g., nutrient-dense veggie platters, nut mixes, fresh fruit, yogurt bowls, energy bites) to support positive, mindful consumption when appetite increases—ensuring guests feel energized and beneficial rather than regretful.

This aligns with the growing "Cali sober" trend, wellness tourism, and responsible cannabis use. In Switzerland, it could complement ongoing pilots like Züri Can (extended to 2028 with positive outcomes) and potential future regulated adult-use frameworks, positioning the lounge as a premium, evidence-based social venue in cities like Zurich, Basel, or Geneva.As an Israeli innovator exploring expansion into Switzerland, I would greatly appreciate your guidance and advice on the following:

• Market potential and trends for non-alcoholic functional beverages, wellness lounges, or cannabis-adjacent innovations in Switzerland.
• Regulatory considerations for non-alcoholic cannabis-infused drinks, beverage dispensing technology, and hospitality setups (e.g., compatibility with current pilots or upcoming changes).
• Potential partners, investors, or industry networks (e.g., in beverage tech, wellness, hospitality, or sustainability sectors) for collaboration, prototyping the dispensing machine, or pilot launches.
• Relevant trade events, chambers, or associations in Switzerland for introductions and networking.
• Any export/import insights for technology prototypes or components from Israel to Switzerland.

I have previously shared a similar vision with Hanf Magazin (Germany-focused cannabis media) and am adapting it for Swiss opportunities. I would be happy to provide a detailed one-pager, business outline, or meet virtually/in-person to discuss further.Thank you for your time and for supporting bilateral economic ties between Israel and Switzerland. I look forward to your feedback and any recommendations you can offer.Best regards,
Alexander Levites
Tel Aviv, Israel
Email: [Your email address]
Phone: [Your phone number]
X:

@alevites1975

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This draft is concise (under 400 words), professional, and focused on seeking advice/intros rather than direct investment—embassies prefer that approach. Customize with your actual contact details before sending.If this works well, we can adapt similar versions for the German AHK Israel (info@ahkisrael.co.il) and Czech Commercial Section (commerce_telaviv@mzv.cz (mailto:_telaviv@mzv.cz)). Want tweaks to this Swiss one (e.g., more emphasis on the machine/tech side, or shorter/longer)? Or ready to draft the next one? Let me know!