CannaCor The Company That Leverages On Blockchain To Digitalize And Transform Cannabis Production.

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INTRODUCTION
Dear readers and investors globally, are you planning to invest before this year runs our, do you wish to have an investment in high profile and promising project this year so that your year 2020 can be a better, most promising and fulfilling year, then Cannacor project is the answer to your questions. I believe that after reading through this article, you will have no doubt in you but to massively invest in this promising project due to the great benefit that surrounds it. CannaCor is a company that combines cannabis cultivation with the blockchain technology to enhance the growth yield and improve the quality of the product to a world class standard. CannaCor is the first company globally to have leveraged on blockchain technology to disrupt the ecosystems with advanced research, best Aquaponic technology for the cultivation and production of Cannabis and high quality products with the easiest supply chain management towards prompt delivery of the product to their esteemed customers globally.

WHAT IS CANNACOR

CannaCor is a company that is passionate to develop a fully functional blockchain-based platform for the optimization of the cultivation and commercialization process of medical cannabis. A company licensed as a prohibited drug operator. With over 50 000m2 of acquired land in Berea, Lesotho, the company will dedicate the land to the greenhouse or indoor cultivation of Cannabis. This company is working hard to become the front-runner and global leader in the industry. Currently licensed and compliant with regulations to provide services in Canada, Europe and other global markets from this facility. CannaCor is a trustworthy company, capable of providing real-time information in regards to the cultivation, processing, and shipping of their product with the help of blockchain tecnology.

OBJECTIVES OF THE COMPANY

One of the Cannacor’s objective is to develop its own aquaponic cultivation and production facility for medical cannabis on the company’s premises in Lesotho. This is done to maintain the standard and quality of the products as well as meeting a growing demand in a global market of scarce production capacity and become a recognized supplier to the global markets that have no or limited production capacity.

The intention is to establish a facility where standardized, uniform and consistent products can be cultivated, without the use of pesticides, so that the content of the active ingredients is the same for each harvesting and processing stage. The development of the cultivation premises into a complete facility for the cultivation and production of medical cannabis is expected to commence in the fourth quarter of 2019.

CANNACOR AND BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

Blockchain technology is a list of records, named blocks, that are linked with each other using cryptography. Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction data that cannot be altered. This open distributed ledger can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way.

CannaCor team has partnered with Blockchain Corporation team in order to sanitize the industry. With the introduction of blockchain technology into this project, this will help reduce costs by digitalizing the supply chain process, offering real-time product trading information in a secure way. The process will also put an end to the issue of middlemen, therefore, reducing the risk of fraud and duplicity of products while also enhancing accurate record-keeping. Blockchain-based supply chain management provides tracking and record-keeping in real-time through embedded sensors and RFID tags. Parties interested will be able to easily retrieve the product history and trace it back from its origin to the present situation at any point in time. Furthermore, such accuracy in provenance tracking can be utilized to detect and prevent fraud even in complex supply chains.