$IDVV has made a strategic commitment for the open
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Posted On: 05/31/2018 9:50:29 AM
$IDVV has made a strategic commitment for the opening of distribution centers in the Canadian Recreational and Medical marijuana market. In the agreement IDVV will open and supply distribution centers with its Off Grid Grow Lab (OGGL) Each distribution location will be equipped with fully built OGGL in both 30’ and 40’ versions ready for drive off. Our trained sales crew will open each location and train local staff for daily operations.
About the OGGL: The OGGL is the 1st purpose built self-contained off grid growing laboratory. Built around low cost shipping containers the OGGL ships with integrated solar modules and lithium phosphate batteries coupled with generator backup for 24 hour power to the grow. The OGGL has been configured for the 3 stages of growing: Vegetative/ Flowering and Cloning.
Andrew Read has stated ““As Canada legalizes cannabis IDVV will be there to support new farmers and large cannabis factories with off grid operations through our distribution centers. We see huge upside potential for our Canadian distribution facilities and are excited to help industry experts and new cannabis enthusiasts setup off grid growing centers throughout Canada”
Nearly five million Canadians spent money on marijuana last year, spending an average of about $1,200 each, according to new federal data. That's one of the main takeaways of a Statistics Canada report released Thursday that attempts to quantify the size of the market leading up to legalization this summer. The almost $6-billion figure compares with the just over $22 billion that Canadians spent on alcohol last year, and the $16 billion they spent on tobacco products. In terms of production, however, the marijuana industry is now bigger than Canada's beer or tobacco industries. The country produced:
About $3.4 billion worth of cannabis in 2014.
About $2.9 billion in the brewing industry.
$1 billion in tobacco products.
news alert: International Endeavors Corp to launch Canadian distribution of the Off Grid Grow Lab https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/internation...00121.html
About the OGGL: The OGGL is the 1st purpose built self-contained off grid growing laboratory. Built around low cost shipping containers the OGGL ships with integrated solar modules and lithium phosphate batteries coupled with generator backup for 24 hour power to the grow. The OGGL has been configured for the 3 stages of growing: Vegetative/ Flowering and Cloning.
Andrew Read has stated ““As Canada legalizes cannabis IDVV will be there to support new farmers and large cannabis factories with off grid operations through our distribution centers. We see huge upside potential for our Canadian distribution facilities and are excited to help industry experts and new cannabis enthusiasts setup off grid growing centers throughout Canada”
Nearly five million Canadians spent money on marijuana last year, spending an average of about $1,200 each, according to new federal data. That's one of the main takeaways of a Statistics Canada report released Thursday that attempts to quantify the size of the market leading up to legalization this summer. The almost $6-billion figure compares with the just over $22 billion that Canadians spent on alcohol last year, and the $16 billion they spent on tobacco products. In terms of production, however, the marijuana industry is now bigger than Canada's beer or tobacco industries. The country produced:
About $3.4 billion worth of cannabis in 2014.
About $2.9 billion in the brewing industry.
$1 billion in tobacco products.
news alert: International Endeavors Corp to launch Canadian distribution of the Off Grid Grow Lab https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/internation...00121.html
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