Cannabis
ArgenCann Will Be Part of Expo Cannabis 2021
With little more than a year of creation, the Argentine Chamber of Cannabis marked a milestone for the rapid growth achieved as an institution and the positioning reached, being a benchmark in the cannabis agro-industrial sector currently; an emerging industry worldwide that seeks to consolidate in Argentina due to its competitive advantages, technical quality and agro-exporting capacity.
The Argentine Chamber of Cannabis (ArgenCann), an entity that brings together more than 120 members, including companies, enterprises, and professionals related to the cannabis industry, will be present at Expo Cannabis 2021, the most important event on medical, industrial, and adult-use cannabis in Latin America.
During October 15th, 16th, and 17th at La Rural, ArgenCann will have its own space so that all those interested can learn more about the industry and the activity it has been developing in pursuit of a regulatory framework in our country. There, they will seek to receive all local stakeholders to tell them about all the initiatives promoted by the Chamber with the aim of building and developing the national cannabis industry.
In addition, on Friday, October 15th, Pablo Fazio, president of ArgenCann, will speak from 11:30 am at the B2B business event organized by Expo Cannabis. That same day, at 6 p.m., a panel for companies will be held at the chamber’s stand to discuss the cannabis production chain. The talk will be given by three members of ArgenCann: Paula Lanzelotti, Technical Director of Laboratorio Melacrom, together with Milton Cordone of AppChem and Fernando Ferrante of F&C Green Labs.
“It is really important for our organization to be part of this Cannabis Expo. It will be our first opportunity to present ourselves in society in an event of this magnitude. We are convinced that it will be a good platform to make contact with many entrepreneurs and businessmen of the sector to invite them to be part of our work agenda, convinced of all the potential that the cannabis industry has to propose to our country in terms of investment, production and job creation,” says Pablo Fazio, President of the Argentine Chamber of Cannabis.
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A historic first year for the cannabis industry in Argentina
With little more than a year of creation, the Argentine Chamber of Cannabis marked a milestone for the rapid growth achieved as an institution and the positioning reached, being a benchmark in the cannabis agro-industrial sector currently; an emerging industry worldwide that seeks to consolidate in Argentina due to its competitive advantages, technical quality and agro-exporting capacity.
The joint work carried out from ArgenCann led to gather today more than 120 members and to create strategic alliances with associations from Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay; besides being founding members and presiding the nascent American Network of Cannabis Associations (RedCann).
The Chamber continues to support all government initiatives in favor of the development of the activity, and in search of the rapid granting of licenses, registrations, and registrations to enable the work of entrepreneurs in the sector.
In turn, ArgenCann participates in training and debates for the benefit of the whole community. It recently presented the First National Cannabis Survey, a study carried out among more than 1,518 people together with 80 doctors and pharmacists from all over the country, who gave their opinion on the different uses of cannabis, both at a medicinal and industrial level, as well as for responsible adult consumption, with a significant level of acceptance at all levels.
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