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CO2 GRO selected to participate in September virtual trade mission to Mexico

Published: 14:30 26 Aug 2021 BST

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The selection was based on its CO2 Delivery Solutions application as a clean technology

CO2 GRO Inc (TSX-V:GROW, OTCQB:BLONF) said it has been selected to participate in a virtual trade mission to Mexico presented by the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade (MEDJCT) in collaboration with the Toronto Regional Board of Trade. 

The selection was based on its CO2 Delivery Solutions application as a clean technology.

The objective of the virtual clean tech mission, from September 20-23, is to attain a targeted six pre-screened, high-impact business-to-business meetings coordinated by Global BMT Consulting. 

Global BMT is a market intelligence company focused on international business, marketing, and trade consultancy that has been retained by the MEDJCT to introduce Ontario-based clean technology companies entering the Mexico market to targeted potential customers and distributors.

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“Participation will augment our initial Mexico introductions screened by our Canadian Federal Trade Commissioners earlier in 2021 as well as our penetration of Mexico's protected Ag market by us and our Mexico marketing partner Rancho Nexo,” CO2 vice president of sales and strategic alliances Aaron Archibald said in a statement. 

“This is the fourth time our Canadian governments have selected CO2 GRO as a promising Canadian Ag tech (agriculture technology) company to help promote us in international markets. 

“We are currently also in competition for other Canadian Trade Commissioner Ag Tech support programs for 2022 in the EU and the Middle East,” he added.

CO2 GRO's proprietary CO2 Delivery Solutions technology is revolutionizing the global 600 billion square foot protected agriculture industry. 

It creates 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 30% and profits by up to 100%. 

Applying saturated CO2 also suppresses the development of pathogens such as E.coli and powdery mildew, helping to reduce crop losses.

Contact the author at stephen.gunnion@proactiveinvestors.com

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