ICC has plans to combine the Affinity Unit into its vertically integrated cannabis asset range covering 20 nations around 4 continents.
ICC International Cannabis Corp. has reportedly announced that it has secured the exclusive European master license to the Affinity Alpha Unit, an innovative cannabinoid extraction system. The Affinity Unit uses a two-phase extraction process to facilitate the mass production of highly purified CBG, CBD, THC and terpene extracts at 10 times the throughput of conventional extraction technologies.
Reportedly, the Affinity Unit uses advanced processing nanotechnologies and proprietary and patented molecular imprinting to provide near-quantitative levels of purity, improved durability, nil production bottlenecks, product uniformity and predictability, and continuous process flow.
ICC has plans to combine the Affinity Unit into its vertically integrated cannabis asset range covering 20 nations around 4 continents. This will result in optimized manufacturing efficacy of its form factors and proprietary formulations.
Apparently, ICC will leverage the Affinity Unit to accelerate post-harvest production of finished goods from its standing extraction-ready CBD inventories in Switzerland, Germany, Croatia and Serbia.
David Shpilt, Chief Executive Officer, International Cannabis, reportedly stated that the integration of the Affinity Unit across global operating units of ICC will optimize its multi-pronged CBD strategy, consequently maximizing rents while concerning high growth consumer segments. A patented two-phase extraction method, supplied with 10 times the conventional industry output will allow ICC to bring its high-class product formulations to market at an expedited rate, further representing its first mover reputation across the EU, he further added.
Under the terms of ROFR, the first-in-line option has been granted to ICC to buy the exclusive master licensing rights for the deployment and use of the Affinity Technology across the Dependent Territories of Europe and Sovereign States.
Additionally, ICC plans to invest $1,500,000 in Atom at an issue price of $0.75 per share, to shut on or before May 31, 2019.