Aureus Santa Marta

Raw Material Business Unit Branded as Aureus Santa Marta

Avicanna’s low cost and consistent supply of cannabinoids for its finished products through in-house cultivation and extraction

Providing the global cannabis sector with input materials including cannabinoids and seeds

Exports completed into 12 international markets

Infrastructure

Established, Sustainable and Economical Cultivation and Extraction Infrastructure

Two majority-owned subsidiaries in Santa Marta, Colombia, with combined cultivation capacity of 30,000 kg of dried flower per year through 480,000 sq/ft

USDA National Organic Program certified and ranked highest amounts global cannabis companies in the S&P Global Sustainability Index

30+ completed harvest validating below 10 cents per gram cost

Cultivating commercial crops of CBD, CBG, THC and feminized seeds since 2020

GACP certification since Q4 2021 at SMGH

Product Offering

Isolate, Distillate, Full Spectrum, Isolate + Terpenes Broad Spectrum, Flower

Isolate, Water Soluble, Full Spectrum, Isolate + Terpenes Broad Spectrum, Flower

Isolate 99%

Full Spectrum, THC-free Distillate, Flower
Feminized Seeds: Cannabis and hemp

GACP Certified

Good Agricultural and Collection Practices

Starting from the source of sun-grown cultivation in Santa Marta, the full value chain is integrated, controlled, and tracked from seeds to the final extracts.

All cultivation and post harvest is done in accordance with Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (“GACP”) and tracked through Ample Organics software. The certification will allow for the expansion of Aureus portfolio to include organic and GACP certified dried flower and biomass globally.

GMP Compliant

Good manufacturing practice

Utilizing Avicanna’s extraction, purification and analytical expertise, Aureus finished products are processed and tested using the highest international standards of quality in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices (“GMP”).

Full value chain quality control and analytical testing will ensure that the crops and API meet Health Canada, US and EU Pharmacopeia standards, including analysis of pesticides, heavy metals, aflatoxins, microbial testing, residual solvents, and cannabinoid ratios.