Boca Raton, FL--Clever Leaves Holdings Inc., a multinational operator and licensed producer of pharmaceutical-grade cannabinoids, announced in a press release the first commercial export to Israel of high THC Flower for medical use from its facility in Portugal through its partnership with InterCure. The release said that with this initial shipment, medical cannabis patients in Israel will now have access to Clever Leaves’ cannabis flower grown in its IMC-GAP equivalent cultivation facilities.
Clever Leaves will first supply InterCure with a high THC strain, followed by several other genetics that will arrive as part of the long-term partnership agreement between the companies previously announced.
“Our partnership with InterCure has been a long time in the making and we are thrilled to be working with one of the most prominent names in Israeli medical cannabis,” said Andrés Fajardo, CEO of the Company, in the press release. “Israel has been a strategic market focus for Clever Leaves and InterCure’s position as a market leader further solidifies our plans for growth in the region. In addition to this being representative of our continued global expansion, it proves that our products can meet the most stringent regulatory standards in the world.”
Complementing the Company’s plans to continue distributing high-quality flower to medical patients, Clever Leaves will cultivate Canndoc’s proprietary genetics in its Colombia and Portugal facilities, meeting all regulatory and compliance standards, for distribution across Israel and other countries.
Alex Rabinovitch, CEO of InterCure, said in the release: "We're delighted to see the first fruit of our successful partnership with Clever Leaves. This first importation is just the first step for our long-term partnership and an attestment to the abilities of our teams to meet the challenging strict regulatory requirements of the Israeli pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis market.”