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KLONETICS PURSUES IMC-GAP CERTIFICATION

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In our continued pursuit of creating a globally accredited facility capable of exporting to every regulated cannabis market in the world, we are pleased to announce that we are currently pursuing our IMC-GAP certification. 


This important initiative is being led by Natasha Shumka, our QAP and recently appointed Chief Strategy Officer and will be a complement to the pursuit of our ISO 9001 certification. 


IMC-GAP certification will allow for new international sales channels in Israel, it stands for Israel Medical Cannabis, Good Agricultural Practices. It represents a very high standard for operating a cultivation facility that will demonstrate our adherence to strict protocols and standards for cannabis cultivation, ensuring the overall quality and safety of our products. 


By obtaining these certifications, we enhance our reputation here in Canada, and abroad and will demonstrate our commitment to a high quality product and production process.


We expect our certification to be complete at the end of the month and look forward to announcing our success!


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