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True Leaf Cannabis has submitted its package to Health Canada for True Leaf Campus, the company’s cannabis cultivation and production facility in Lumby.
The submission is the final step required to obtain a license to cultivate cannabis at True Leaf Campus, the company said in a release.
True Leaf completed construction on the current phase of True Leaf Campus earlier in 2019. The completed phase includes a two-story, 18,000-sq.-ft. central hub for the initial grow area and future laboratory services, whole-plant extraction, and packaging of therapeutic cannabis products, the company said. The facility sits on a 40-acre site of industrial-zoned land in Lumby owned by True Leaf.
The company expects to receive its cultivation license for True Leaf Campus in the fourth quarter of 2019.
"This site evidence package is a significant milestone for True Leaf towards becoming a licensed producer of cannabis," said Darcy Bomford, founder and chief executive officer of True Leaf.
"Our team has spent the last few months ensuring this state-of-the-art, purpose-built facility complies with good manufacturing practice standards."
