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TGOD got approval from Health Canada to expand operations in its Hamilton, Ontario facility.
The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings (TGOD) (TSX:TGOD,OTCQX:TGODF) got approval from Health Canada to expand operations in its Hamilton, Ontario facility.
As quoted in the press release:
The 20,000 square feet indoor facility is going to be used for cannabis cultivation; planting will start in the coming weeks.
“This is yet another important milestone for our team as we continue to ramp up production with a focus on executional excellence,” commented Brian Athaide, CEO of TGOD. “We have pioneered the concept of sustainably growing all-natural, certified organic cannabis at scale. The product we are able to offer Canadians is clean, pesticide-free and undeniably premium.”
The newly built facility is the second of three buildings at TGOD’s Hamilton site, which will have a total size of 166,000 square feet when all are completed later this summer, and an annual production capacity of 17,500 kilograms.
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