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CAN (BC): Harvest One expands at Aldergrove site

Harvest One's wholly owned subsidiary, United Greeneries, has entered into a five-year lease agreement, with three five year renewal options, for a lower mainland site that will meet all previous announced capacity targets. The company has ended its option to lease the Chemanius site after it missed several key metrics in the due diligence process. The company vetted several sites for expansion possibilities and the Aldergrove site met or exceeded all the key metrics and was ultimately selected.



The Aldergrove site will allow the company to begin construction by the end of August 2018. The facility has a fully built 30,000 square foot building that will be used as the cultivation area and requires minimal renovations, this will allow for a rapid build out of the facility. The entire facility is comprised of over 59,000 ft2 and will easily supply and likely exceed the previously announced capacity target of 8,000kg per annum.

The site is ideally situated near the provincial distribution centre for cannabis in British Columbia as well as several major transportation hubs. Beyond the indoor cultivation space announced, the site has expansion potential with over 20 acres of land available on the property. The facility comes equipped with the necessary power and water capabilities for an extensive cultivation and distribution operation.

The company also announces Will Stewart has stepped down from the Harvest One board of directors to pursue new opportunities. The company acknowledges Mr. Stewart for his contributions and wishes him all the best in his future endeavours.

For more information:
Harvest One
Suite 2650
1066 West Hastings St.
Vancouver, BC
V6E 3X1
info@harvestone.com
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