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Andrew Read from International Endeavors Corp. says, “This is an exciting development that is likely to create explosive growth in the agricultural infrastructure for the cannabis industry in Canada. International Endeavors Corp. immediately recognized the tremendous opportunity offered for the cannabis industry by these Canadian agricultural programs, which will help support the ongoing international expansion of our company.”
International Endeavors Corp. (OTC stock symbol: IDVV) is now applying for very favorable matching funds from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership under the Agri-Innovate Program. These Canadian government contributions are long-term and interest-free.
International Endeavors Corp manufactures the Off-Grid Grow Lab (OGGL) and wants to deploy Canadian OGGLs all over Canada in response to the strong emerging growth of national marijuana production. The OGGL design is standardized and operates in sustainable ways without the need for power-grid connections. The OGGL is perfect for Canada because it can be located almost anywhere that gets sunshine; even in places with challenging temperature extremes and harsh climates.
Director of Marketing for International Endeavors Corp., William Vinson, says “Through our Canadian subsidiary, we are advancing rapidly to support the Canadian cannabis market in light of the upcoming Oct. 18, 2018, formal legalization of adult-use recreational marijuana. The recent authorization by the Canadian government of significant funding on excellent terms for the cannabis industry is the perfect fit for financing the major production plans for the OGGL.”
The Canadian OGGL is a grow lab for marijuana that is specifically designed to be manufactured in Canada. The market disruption strategy, envisioned by International Endeavors Corp., is to get nationwide approval for the OGGLs. A master approval process will be executed by the company simultaneously at all the Canadian-government levels including compliance under all federal regulations, provincial requirements, and territorial laws. With nationwide approval, the OGGLs can then be used for cannabis cultivation anywhere in Canada, making it significantly easier to enter into the marijuana cultivation business produce product quickly, and generate substantial profits when meeting the expected high demand for cannabis.
Under the Agri-Innovate program, the Canadian government contributes 50% of the funding for a project. The maximum project size is CA$20 million with the Canadian government contributing half of this amount. The project must be completed by 2023. There is no interest on the Canadian government funds. Payback starts one year after the project completion, with equal annual payments over the following five years.
The Canadian Agricultural Partnership focuses on these priority areas, which the Canadian OGGL project will accomplish in a spectacular way:
Commercialization of innovative technology with showcase sites in Ontario and other parts of Canada for demonstrations of the OGGL.
Manufacturing of prototype models of the OGGL designed specifically for Canada.
Marketing to a targeted user base in order to secure significant customers for market dominance.
Large-scale manufacturing and deployment of OGGLs to achieve economies of scale and increase productivity.
Creation of new domestic and export markets and improving competitiveness.
Environmental sustainability along with continued growth of value-added agriculture.
World-leading clean technology that includes precision cannabis agriculture under micro-licenses.
The availability of funds through the Agri-Innovate program creates the opportunity for International Endeavors Corp. to achieve widespread national distribution of the OGGLs with the backing of Canadian-government financing. After the Canadian design of the OGGL is approved, it can be sold all over the country without the need for further complicated approvals to marijuana cultivators. As a standardized unit that is cost-efficient, the OGGL incorporates advanced engineering that addresses all the Canadian priorities. This will dramatically shorten the time for cultivation/sale license approval when compared to the time needed to approve construction of the various other types of growing facilities, which are not standardized.
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