CO2 GRO Inc. Provides a Review of its Participation at the 10th Annual Japan Plant Factory Association Conference
CO2 GRO Inc. (OTCQB: BLONF) summarized its participation in the virtual Japan Plant Factory Conference held from September 14-16, 2021. The company presented its innovative CO2 Delivery Solutions™ technology, generating significant interest from greenhouse growers. GROW aims to enhance plant production while decreasing CO2 costs and ecological footprints. This participation aligns with GROW's strategy to expand its market presence in Japan, targeting the country's vast protected agriculture sector.
- Increased interest from greenhouse growers in CO2 Delivery Solutions™ technology.
- Potential to boost yields by up to 30% and profits by up to 100%.
- Strategic entry into Japan's 5 billion square foot protected agriculture market.
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TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / September 23, 2021 / Toronto based CO2 GRO Inc. ("GROW") (TSXV:GROW)(OTCQB:BLONF)(Frankfurt:4021) is pleased to provide a summary of attending and presenting at the Japan Plant Factory Conference ("JPFA") held virtually from September 14th to 16th, 2021.
GROW joined the JPFA in early September 2021 after announcing its first Japanese commercial feasibility on August 16th, 2021 with one of JPFA's 221 members. GROW was invited to present its CO2 Delivery Solutions™ technology to an exclusive member only forum. Several greenhouse growers expressed interest in the technology's benefits which include increased plant production, lower CO2 use and costs, protection from pathogens, increased profitability and the reduction of a grower's ecological footprint, regardless of the type of protected grow structure.
Aaron Archibald, VP Sales and Strategic Alliances stated, "Japan was one of the first countries to develop and adopt high-tech Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) greenhouses and indoor growing facilities. Being an island exposed to long food supply chains, the government has strongly supported local produce growers and food suppliers. This JPFA virtual conference and our ongoing membership is a highly effective way to introduce our CO2 Delivery Solutions™ to Japan's 5 billion square foot protected ag market which is on par with Spain and Mexico's protected ag markets. We believe we can provide significant benefits to protected ag growers in Japan including increased yields, increased profits and the reduction of ecological footprints"
Visit www.co2delivery.ca for more information on CO2 Delivery Solutions™ or watch this video. To see a CO2 Delivery Solutions™ VCO2 system installation, watch this video.
About CO2 GRO Inc. (CO2 GRO Inc.)
GROW's proprietary CO2 Delivery Solutions™ technology is revolutionizing the global 600 billion square foot protected agriculture industry (Cuesta Roble 2019). We create a saturated CO2 solution that when misted onto plants provides growers that cannot gas with CO2 the opportunity to increase plant yields by up to
The worldwide market for GROW's disruptive CO2 Delivery Solutions™ technology is the 50 billion square feet of greenhouses and 550 billion square feet of protected agriculture facilities (Cuesta Roble 2019). Growers can maximize revenue and profits with our systems' low fixed and variable costs and ease of systems installation.
GROW's management is now putting more focus on deepening its existing Mexico footprint and others in the EU, Spain, the UK, South Africa, the Middle East, South East Asia, Latin America and now Japan as well as in its North American base.
GROW is committed to good Environment, Social and Governance (ES&G) policy and practices. We are an equal opportunity employer of choice and opportunity.
Our mission is to accelerate the growth of all value plants safely, economically, naturally and sustainably using our patented advanced CO2 Delivery Solutions™ while accreting value to our customers, stakeholders and shareholders.
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For more information, please visit www.co2gro.ca or contact Michael O'Connor, Manager, Investor Relations at 604-317-6197 or michael.oconnor@co2gro.ca
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