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Greenhouse grower Greenway gets international cannabis accreditation

In a development that opens new export opportunities, greenhouse cannabis grower Greenway Greenhouse Cannabis Corp. has announced that its cultivation facility located in Leamington, Ont., has received CUMS-GAP and GACP certification.

As a result, Greenway officials said in an April 26 news release, the company has entered into conversation with a variety of different international cannabis purchasers, including current wholesale customers who already have established international sales routes, opportunities, and demand.

“Receiving these certifications opens up a whole new world of opportunities for Greenway. We have been talking to companies that export into multiple countries around the world, who are eager to work with us to bring Greenway’s cannabis to the global market,” said Greenway CEO Jamie D’Alimonte. “With our most recent expansion, we are able to scale up production to meet any new demand for our product internationally. These new sales opportunities should help us increase our revenue, gross margins, and be a key cog in achieving true profitability.”

“The export market offers new sales routes for our high-quality products, which we believe may lead to [us] receiving a higher average sales price than the current domestic market will support,” Greenway president Carl Mastronardi added. “Our goal is for international sales to becomes a regular and significant part of our revenue makeup.”

Greenway’s cultivation facility has an annual cultivation capacity of 24,000 kg. The CUMS-GAP certificate and GACP compliance certificate follows the WHO and EMA GACP guidelines, with the certification being completed through Control Union. These certifications mean that all cannabis that begins to be grown, as of April 17, 2024, meets the criteria to be distributed to certain countries outside Canada.

Greenway is headquartered in Kingsville, Ont.