Rubicon Organics announced that its Cascadia indoor cultivation facility in British Columbia has achieved Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (GACP) certification. This globally recognized certification allows the company to export premium medicinal cannabis to regulated international markets, including Europe and Australia. The 47,500-square-foot Cascadia facility, fully operational with an annual capacity of up to 4,500 kilograms, complements Rubicon's Pacifica facility, expanding their certified cultivation footprint. This milestone supports Rubicon's growth in global markets and strengthens its position as a leading premium cannabis producer.
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