Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 19, 2018) - Canna-V-Cell Sciences Inc.
(CSE: CNVC) (the "CannaVcell") CannaVcell, in its aim
to develop and produce Cannabis active ingredients on the basis of the biofarming technology, is announcing that it has received
through its subsidiary in Israel, the authorization of the health ministry of Israel to conduct research and development with
Cannabis plants. "This is a major milestone in the adaptation of the cell growth technology to Cannabis. Our ability to conduct our
lab activities directly with the plant allows us to accelerate the program and validate the biofarming technology with Cannabis",
said Dr. Yochi Hagay the CTO of CannaVcell. Dr. Zaki Rakib, CEO, added "We are glad to have received such authorization a month
ahead of the plan. The team is totally committed to the success of the program which is set to revolutionize the Cannabis
industry".
About Canna-V-Cell Sciences Inc.
Based in Vancouver BC, Canna-V-Cell Sciences Inc. (CNVC) is the exclusive Cannabis worldwide licensee of the proprietary and
patent protected BioHarvest technology. It is the first and only industrial large scale plant cell
growth technology capable of directly and constantly producing the active plant ingredients without the necessity to grow the plant
itself. By adopting this technology and building adequate cells production capacity, Canna-V-Cell's objective is to become the
leading supplier of Cannabis for both the medicinal and recreational legal use.
Canna-V-Cell Sciences Inc.
Dr. Zaki Rakib
CEO
For further information, please contact:
David Ryan
Phone: (604) 622-1186
Email: Midnight.star.ventures@gmail.com
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