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Breaking News: EnviroTechnologies International, Inc.'s (OTC: ETII) proprietary technology could benefit thousands of cannabis growers around the world
Breaking News: EnviroTechnologies International, Inc.'s (OTC: ETII) proprietary technology could benefit thousands of cannabis growers around the world.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nNEW YORK, Feb. 07, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OTCinsider.com News Commentary - After the passage of the Farm Bill last year, the development and distribution of CBD and hemp products worldwide has seen a huge explosion, creating a need for new agricultural technologies. The global medical marijuana market could reach $50 billion annually.\n The global medical marijuana market presents an even greater opportunity. As of December 2018, over 30 countries had legalized medical cannabis. These include major economic powers such as Australia, Germany, South Korea, and the United Kingdom. Nine of the countries where medical cannabis is legal claim populations larger than Canada's. EnviroTechnologies International, Inc. (OTC: ETII), a publicly traded company based in Utah, with already one foot in the Cannabis industry with its proprietary and patent-pending machines that produce electrolyzed oxidative fluids (EO Equipment), could be the right choice for both short- and long-term cannabis investors. Last week the company announced that it was preparing to introduce new technology to licensed cannabis growers in the northwest that will help eliminate growth-impeding pathogens and stimulate harvest yields. The positive effects and growing acceptance of medicinal hemp, CBD and other cannabis products have been widely discussed in all news venues. The passage of the Farm Act late last year greatly expanded the development and distribution of CBD and hemp products nationwide. “What hasn’t been covered as much is the potential and existence of fungal and contaminants that are prevalent in nearly all phases of plant growth, harvest, and post-harvest product processing of hemp and cannabis,” said Gaylord Karren, ETI’s President. “Mold and fungal presence in grow rooms as well as outside grow facilities is not only dangerous but also negatively affects the plant’s growth cycle, killing large portions of the crop and leaving bacterial residue on the plants and facilities. This reduces the growth and the ultimate yield. The problem is that there is no real non-toxic solution to eliminate mold and fungal growth in grow facilities. ETI has the only real, effective, non-toxic solution to cleaning and sanitizing plant facilities.” Earlier this week, EnviroTechnologies International, Inc. re...