NetworkNewsBreaks – VIVO Cannabis Inc. (TSX.V: V
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Posted On: 06/13/2019 5:54:56 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – VIVO Cannabis Inc. (TSX.V: VIVO) (OTCQX: VVCIF) Subsidiary’s Project Moves to 2nd Phase of Health Canada Review, Approval
VIVO Cannabis (TSX.V: VIVO) (OTCQX: VVCIF) on Wednesday announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, ABcann Medicinals Inc., has received notification of the advancement of its Kimmetts project to the second phase of Health Canada’s review and approval process. According to the update, the project is being developed as a hybrid outdoor cultivation site and currently houses four Airstream Innovations(TM) environmental control shelters with cultivation space of 86,000 square feet. “Our airhouses are expected to capitalize on all the benefits and opportunities associated with growing outdoors (low capital and production costs, environmentally sustainable) with the added benefit of mitigating against the known challenges of producing high-quality cannabis outdoors,” said Greg Yuristy, Director of Production for Napanee Operations. “The airhouses are intended to provide protection from the elements and a more consistent cultivation environment, and are expected to result in greater yields and more consistent high quality product than can be produced via outdoor growing. In addition, positive pressure keeps insects and weeds out, eliminating the need for pesticides.”
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VIVO Cannabis (TSX.V: VIVO) (OTCQX: VVCIF) on Wednesday announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, ABcann Medicinals Inc., has received notification of the advancement of its Kimmetts project to the second phase of Health Canada’s review and approval process. According to the update, the project is being developed as a hybrid outdoor cultivation site and currently houses four Airstream Innovations(TM) environmental control shelters with cultivation space of 86,000 square feet. “Our airhouses are expected to capitalize on all the benefits and opportunities associated with growing outdoors (low capital and production costs, environmentally sustainable) with the added benefit of mitigating against the known challenges of producing high-quality cannabis outdoors,” said Greg Yuristy, Director of Production for Napanee Operations. “The airhouses are intended to provide protection from the elements and a more consistent cultivation environment, and are expected to result in greater yields and more consistent high quality product than can be produced via outdoor growing. In addition, positive pressure keeps insects and weeds out, eliminating the need for pesticides.”
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