CannabisNewsBreaks – Pure Extract Technologies Inc. Ramping Up for White-Label Production
Sep 3, 2020
Pure Extract Technologies, a private, plant-based extraction company, will soon be launching white-label production as part of its core services. Upon Health Canada approval of its standard processing license, the company, an expert in extraction, will offer white-label solutions based on custom formulating high-quality oils sourced from both cannabis and hemp-biomass products. A recent article discussing this reads, “As a leading extraction company, Pure Extracts is able to rapidly develop and commercialize extraction systems for plant-based medicine products. The company has a centralized 10,000-square-foot facility built to EU-GMP standards and designed for proprietary and white-label production; the facility is located in Pemberton, British Columbia. A phase 2 plan currently under development will expand the facility to 25,000 square feet and build it to EU-GMP standards, allowing Pure Extracts to offer international distribution.”
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About Pure Extract Technologies Inc.
Pure Extract Technologies is positioned to enter the commercial cannabis sector, as well as a new vertical in functional mushrooms, as an experienced producer. Led by a team of qualified experts and providing cutting-edge CO2 extraction technology, the company is set up for long-term strategic distribution and product innovation. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.PureExtractsCorp.com.
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