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BioHarvest CEO IIan Sobel: Biofarming Technology Can Extract Active Ingredients from Any Plant or Fruit
“When you look at the biofarming technology, we have the capability to be able to take any active ingredient from any plant or any fruit and to be able to grow a cell with that active ingredient.”
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BioHarvest Sciences (CSE:BHSC) CEO Ilan Sobel recently joined the Investing News Network to discuss the company’s unique biofarming technology and how it can be used to create plant-based products including cannabis and the company’s patented superfood product VINIA®.
BioHarvest Sciences’ biofarming technology is designed to isolate the active ingredients from the original plant, extracting it for production in a biofarming process. The company’s biofarming technology enables the extraction of plants including the cannabis plant without the need for any solvent for extraction.
“When you look at the biofarming technology, we have the capability to be able to take any active ingredient from any plant or any fruit and to be able to grow a cell with that active ingredient. In addition, we’re able to increase the level of that active ingredient in our cell,” said Sobel. “In 21 days we’re able to grow the cells and when it gets to the appropriate weight after those 21 days we are then able to take those wet cells and convert it into a dried powder and you have a unique composition.”
Moving forward, BioHarvest Sciences intends to pursue the development of cannabis strains that can be optimized using the company’s biofarming technology in order to produce specific remedial effects. BioHarvest Sciences has successfully created cannabis trichomes during the suspension phase, which it believes is a critical milestone towards the optimization of its biofarming process.
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