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TEMPE, AZ--(NewMediaWire - Mar 8, 2016) - American Green, Inc. (OTC PINK: ERBB) today announced that it has chosen CR Commercial Contractors of Phoenix, Arizona to build our state-of-the-art facility for the cultivation of marijuana for one of American Green's licensed clients.
"When our Director of Design and Cultivation, Alfred Hermiz, joined the American Green team last December, his first major assignment was to develop a plan to build out our 12,000 square feet facility. In January, we began evaluating contractors with experience in marijuana cultivation build-outs as well as in medical facility construction, since this project development involves a series of clean rooms that are individually climate-controlled to help insure the production of excellent cannabis," says Jonathan Miller, American Green CEO. Out of all the companies we interviewed, CR Commercial Contractors impressed us with the quality of their work in previous projects and their relationships with the Department of Health Services who manages the medical marijuana program in Arizona."
"CR Commercial Contractors is very pleased to be awarded this project," said CRCC President, Doug Terrill. "We could not be more excited to work with American Green on their new grow facility project and this expanding market sector."
The 12,000 square-foot facility is expected to begin cultivation in late July after the completion of construction. At a cost of approximately $1.4 million, the facility will produce approximately 200 pounds of cannabis material per month that will be sold as a combination of flower and extracts.
Alfred Hermiz adds, "Leading the American Green team on the design and build-out of what is sure to become one of Phoenix's premiere medical marijuana cultivation sites, has been a dream come true. This cultivation site will specialize in the production of high-grade medical marijuana for patients throughout Arizona."
Hermiz continues, "We are planning to process many different forms of medical marijuana concentrates for patients using solvent-free methods for extraction. This will provide medical marijuana patients with the cleanest and most natural form of medical marijuana concentrates. This cultivation site can boast that it will be one of the most advanced medical marijuana grow facilities in the state -- designed and engineered to run highly energy- and water-efficient, using the highest grade equipment to provide a high-quality, consistent medicine for patients year round. I'm excited to be a member of the American Green team and to become an industry leader in how cultivation sites should be designed and operated."
Be sure to visit the company's website at www.americangreen.com and sign up for the company's EMAIL ALERTS to stay current on news and be alerted when the next CEO Conference for ERBB shareholders is happening.
Shareholders and interest holders may also stay current with American Green Updates by going to the American Green website at www.americangreen.com, or by going directly to http://americangreen.com/contact-us to sign up.
TEMPE, AZ--(NewMediaWire - Mar 8, 2016) - American Green, Inc. (OTC PINK: ERBB) today announced that it has chosen CR Commercial Contractors of Phoenix, Arizona to build our state-of-the-art facility for the cultivation of marijuana for one of American Green's licensed clients.
"When our Director of Design and Cultivation, Alfred Hermiz, joined the American Green team last December, his first major assignment was to develop a plan to build out our 12,000 square feet facility. In January, we began evaluating contractors with experience in marijuana cultivation build-outs as well as in medical facility construction, since this project development involves a series of clean rooms that are individually climate-controlled to help insure the production of excellent cannabis," says Jonathan Miller, American Green CEO. Out of all the companies we interviewed, CR Commercial Contractors impressed us with the quality of their work in previous projects and their relationships with the Department of Health Services who manages the medical marijuana program in Arizona."
"CR Commercial Contractors is very pleased to be awarded this project," said CRCC President, Doug Terrill. "We could not be more excited to work with American Green on their new grow facility project and this expanding market sector."
The 12,000 square-foot facility is expected to begin cultivation in late July after the completion of construction. At a cost of approximately $1.4 million, the facility will produce approximately 200 pounds of cannabis material per month that will be sold as a combination of flower and extracts.
Alfred Hermiz adds, "Leading the American Green team on the design and build-out of what is sure to become one of Phoenix's premiere medical marijuana cultivation sites, has been a dream come true. This cultivation site will specialize in the production of high-grade medical marijuana for patients throughout Arizona."
Hermiz continues, "We are planning to process many different forms of medical marijuana concentrates for patients using solvent-free methods for extraction. This will provide medical marijuana patients with the cleanest and most natural form of medical marijuana concentrates. This cultivation site can boast that it will be one of the most advanced medical marijuana grow facilities in the state -- designed and engineered to run highly energy- and water-efficient, using the highest grade equipment to provide a high-quality, consistent medicine for patients year round. I'm excited to be a member of the American Green team and to become an industry leader in how cultivation sites should be designed and operated."
Be sure to visit the company's website at www.americangreen.com and sign up for the company's EMAIL ALERTS to stay current on news and be alerted when the next CEO Conference for ERBB shareholders is happening.
Shareholders and interest holders may also stay current with American Green Updates by going to the American Green website at www.americangreen.com, or by going directly to http://americangreen.com/contact-us to sign up.
