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ICC breaks ground on Colombian Cannabis Centre of Excellence

ICC has commenced construction of its Colombian Cannabis Centre of Excellence. The Company’s COE will serve as headquarters for the company's flagship property, the Cannabis Park, located in the heart of the Bogota Savannah in Funza, Colombia.

The COE’s mission is to advance ICC’s craft cannabis cultivation capabilities. Once complete, the COE will act as a collaboration facility, where renowned industry growers, geneticists and service providers can assemble and pursue revolutionary cannabis centric projects and initiatives. It is ICC’s belief that the COE will assist in catapulting Colombia into a world-class cannabis cultivation jurisdiction.

ICC holds licences to cultivate, produce, hold, sell and export cannabis and its by-products. Colombia has become a highly sought-after jurisdiction for cannabis cultivation activities as it has a combination of broad public and private sector acceptance, ideal growing conditions, and a massive addressable market.

ICC previously acquired 13 hectares of optimal agricultural land located in Funza, the heart of the Bogota savanna, which is also one of the safest areas in Colombia. It is conveniently located within a 20-kilometre drive to Bogota's international airport. The lease on this land has been prepaid for a period of 10 years.

Phase 1 of the Cannabis Park construction is currently underway; highlighted by a one hectare, polycarbonate greenhouse. Once Phase 1 is complete, ICC will begin test trials of its ten primary cannabis strains. These test trials will assist in solidifying ICC’s Colombian cultivation and production quotas. Upon completion of the test trials, ICC will present its findings to Colombian officials who will then award the company its finalized quotas.

ICC’s Colombian Cannabis Park is forecasted to produce between 25,000 and 40,000 kilograms of dried cannabis flowers per year. Once fully optimized, ICC’s Colombian assets are projected to generate up to 500,000 kilograms of dried cannabis flower per annum.

Eugene Beukman, chief executive officer and director of ICC, stated: “ICC is extremely pleased that our vision for Cannabis Park is beginning to take shape with the construction of the Cannabis Centre of Excellence. We envision Cannabis Park as a place where the finest minds in the science and art of cannabis cultivation and production will gather for the benefit of the industry as a whole. We believe that our commitment to the Centre of Excellence for reflects ICC’s stated objective of being at the vanguard of cannabis science. This marks our first step to becoming a major world wide producer of premium recreational and medicinal cannabis."

For more information:
International Cannabis Corp.
Suite 810 – 789 West Pender Street Vancouver, BC V6C 1H2
604 687-2038
info@intlcannabiscorp.com
intlcannabiscorp.com

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