Obtaining a cannabis cultivation license from Health Canada can be difficult and confusing. There are many steps and requirements that need to be met in order to obtain a cannabis cultivation license. This process can be overwhelming and time consuming.
MFLRC is here to help. We are experienced cannabis consultants who can guide you through the process of obtaining a cultivation license from Health Canada. We will make sure you meet all the requirements under Cannabis Act and its regulations. Our team has extensive knowledge in physical security and Good production practices (GPP). We will help you build a facility that is compliant with the cannabis Act and its regulations.
This will be the License if prospective grower is seeking to grow a smaller yield. Micro-cultivators are limited to growing within a small grow area (“canopy area”) of no more than 200 square meters. There physical security requirements differ from other sub-classes in this licence class.
This will be the License if a prospective grower is seeking to grow a larger yield. Standard cultivators are not limited to growing within a definite grow area size. There physical security requirements is more stringent from all other sub-classes in this licence class.
Prospective growers interested in selling cannabis plant clones and seeds. License producer holding this License can produce cannabis plant clones and seeds for sale to other cultivators and processors for packaging and sale.
This Licence class, i.e., Cultivation licence restricts the sale of cannabis products to provincial retail stores they are limited to sell their products to another Licensed producer only.
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