Get licensed to become part of Canada’s legal recreational cannabis market.
Want to become a licensed cannabis grower or processor in Canada’s new legal recreational market?
Preparation of licence applications for Health Canada
Lab testing
Facility design
Facility build out
Security design
Quality assurance
Shipping
Seed to sale
Distribution
Business planning
Investor relations
Compliant commercial equipment
Standard Cultivator Licence / Standard Processor Licence / Sales Licence
We provide the Standard Cultivator Licence, Standard Processor Licence, and Sales Licence as one package. When it comes to your Health Canada application, you can rely on our team of cannabis compliance experts to ensure your application is compliant and limit delays to streamline your application. Without experts to guide clients through the process, the failure rate is high and the review time is lengthy due to the regulatory scrutiny in the application process; specifically details pertaining to security, inventory control, and quality assurance.
Our team of experts will walk you through the rigorous Health Canada process every step of the way to ensure your success taking care of the following:
Standard operational procedures to cultivate plants and manufacture cannabis oil.
Quality assurance programs that follow the principals of Good Production Practices (GPP) and Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points (HACCP) to be compliant with Health Canada stringent safety regulations for consumer products.
Security design with the technical proposal that follows the guidelines of the “Security Measures” of subdivision “c” to be included with Health Canada application.
Indoor/outdoor or greenhouse facility design. Our team of designers will advise to identify the benefits of each growth method and devise a facility design based on the size and scope of the operation.
Sales licence to legally sell cannabis through distribution channels or direct to customer.
Corporate requirements, record keeping, notification letters, security clearance documents, plus activities and substances to be submitted with your Health Canada application.
If you are interested in becoming a Commercial Licensed Producer, please contact us by clicking the button below.
Mirco Cultivator Licence
As a Micro Cultivator, you are allowed a maximum canopy space of 200M2 or about 2,150 SQFT of canopy space! This goes for vertical integration as well.
Our team is working with Health Canada’s Review process to fully integrate a MICRO CULTIVATOR LICENCE for our clients to become an authorized Micro “Craft” Cultivator and to ensure the process of our clients’ application is a success by providing the following preliminary steps:
Standard operational procedures to cultivate plants.
Quality assurance programs that follow the principals of Good Production Practices (GPP) and Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points (HACCP) to be compliant with Health Canada stringent safety regulations for consumer products.
Security design with the technical proposal that follows the guidelines of the “Security Measures” of subdivision “c” to be included with Health Canada application.
Indoor/outdoor or greenhouse facility design. Our team of designers will advise to identify the benefits of each growth method and devise a facility design based on the size and scope of the operation.
Sales Licence to legally sell cannabis through distribution channels.
Corporate requirements, record keeping, notification letters, security clearance documents plus Activities and Substances to be submitted with your Health Canada application.
If you are interested in becoming a Micro Cultivator, please contact us by clicking the button below.
Micro Processor Licence
The intent of this licence category is to enable the participation of small-scale processors in the legal cannabis industry. It is proposed that a licence for micro-processing would authorize the same activities as a licence for standard processing, but at a smaller scale.
As with a licence for standard processing, a licence for micro-processing would authorize related activities, including possession, transportation, research and development, storage, destruction, and the intra-industry sale of products to other federal licence holders or to provincially- or territorially-authorized sellers. A separate authorization would be required for sales directly to the public.
As a Micro Processor you are allowed to process up to 600KG a year. If you have a Micro Cultivator licence as well, the yearly processing limit of 600KG does not apply and you may process as much as you can harvest out of the 2,150 SQFT of your Micro Cultivation facility.
Our team is working with Health Canada’s Review process to fully integrate a MICRO PROCESSOR LICENCE for our clients to become an authorized Micro “Craft” Processors and to ensure the process of our clients’ application is a success by providing the following preliminary steps:
Standard operational procedures to manufacture cannabis oil.
Quality assurance programs that follow the principals of Good Production Practices (GPP) and Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points (HACCP) to be compliant with Health Canada stringent safety regulations for consumer products.
Security design with the technical proposal that follows the guidelines of the “Security Measures” of subdivision “c” to be included with Health Canada application.
Sales licence to legally sell cannabis through distribution channels or direct to customer.
Corporate requirements, record keeping, notification letters, security clearance documents plus Activities and Substances to be submitted with your Health Canada application.
If you are interested in becoming a Micro Processor, please contact us by clicking the button below.
Nursery Licence
The intent of this licence category is to enable a legal source of starting materials (both for commercial and personal cultivation), and the development of new varieties of high quality cannabis. It is proposed that a licence for a nursery would authorize the cultivation of any variety of cannabis plants (including industrial hemp), and to produce seeds and seedlings (including clones).
A nursery licence would also authorize related activities, including possession, transportation, research and development, storage, and destruction. Nurseries would be permitted to sell live plants and seeds to other licensed cultivators, licensed processors, and holders of a research authorization. However, they would not be able to sell directly to the public or to federally-licensed or provincially- or territorially-authorized sellers. The harvest of other plant material and production of any other class of cannabis would be prohibited under this class of licence. This material would need to be destroyed.
As a Nursery applicant, you are allowed a canopy space of no more than 50M2 or about 540 SQFT.
Our team is working with Health Canada’s Review process to fully integrate a NURSERY LICENCE for our clients to become an authorized Nursery Producer and to ensure the process of our clients’ application is a success by providing the following preliminary steps:
Standard operational procedures to manufacture cannabis plants.
Quality assurance programs that follow the principals of Good Production Practices (GPP) and Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points (HACCP) to be compliant with Health Canada stringent safety regulations for consumer products.
Security design with the technical proposal that follows the guidelines of the “Security Measures” of subdivision “c” to be included with Health Canada application.
Indoor/outdoor or greenhouse facility design. Our team of designers will advise to identify the benefits of each growth method and devise a facility design based on the size and scope of the operation.
Sales Licence to legally sell cannabis through distribution channels.
Corporate requirements, record keeping, notification letters, security clearance documents plus Activities and Substances to be submitted with your Health Canada application.
If you are interested in becoming a Nursery operator, please contact us by clicking the button below.
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