British Columbia producer of high-quality cannabis in small quantities expands its presence in the leisure and medical cannabis markets. The company received the coveted license from Health Canada to grow, process, and sell cannabis for medical purposes. Immediately after the licenses were granted, the company began growing cannabis in its 929 square meter indoor facility.
SpeakEasy Cannabis Club (CSE: EASY) (Frankfurt: 39H) is pleased to announce that it has received the coveted license from Health Canada to grow, process and sell cannabis for medical purposes.
The company is based on 117 hectares of fertile land in the famous Golden Mile of Okanagan, British Colombia.
Furthermore, it has already proven that it meets the strict requirements of the cannabis industry. And from now on, it can grow its high-quality, small-volume cannabis and offer it to the rapidly growing leisure and medical cannabis markets.
Immediately after the licenses were granted, the company began growing cannabis in its 929 square meter, specially constructed, state-of-the-art hall facility.
The company has acquired a comprehensive and unique gene database whose material will be used as a base for cannabis cultivation in the facility.
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The SpeakEasy site for outdoor cultivation has also been completed and is now ready to receive this genetic material for the 2020 field season.
SpeakEasy Cannabis Club plans to submit the necessary documentation for the field area and supplement its license to be allowed to grow cannabis on an open field, on its 24-hectare site.
“By finally obtaining our license, all of us in the SpeakEasy family have fulfilled a long-cherished dream. The support we have received from shareholders, co-workers, family and friends has been overwhelming, and I appreciate that more than I can express,” said Marc Geen, founder of SpeakEasy Cannabis Club.
“When it comes to producing phenomenally good, handcrafted cannabis, well-managed farms will always be better than factories, and culture will always be more visible than the interests of corporations. Normal people know what’s real and SpeakEasy Cannabis Club wants to set an example by telling the stories of the people behind it through the outstanding quality of our products,” he said.
Once the expected outdoor license is available, the way is clear for SpeakEasy Cannabis Club to become one of the largest cannabis producers in Canada.
This is because its capable of producing outdoor cannabis flowers at an extremely low cost per gram and small quantities of indoor cannabis flowers of extremely high quality.
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