IJJ Corp (IJJP)

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4th Inquiry of How MPT Licensed to Cultivate…

You Inquired:

Please provide some verification that MPT is licensed to cultivate marijuana in Michigan.

Again, Michigan Plant Technologies (MPT) is not licensed to cultivate marijuana in Michigan. The company never said that. I never said that. However, the company clearly explained that MPT will charge for services to the Caregivers of which whom are licensed along/through their patients that are licensed/authorized users of medical marijuana. The MPT operations is fully compliant with the current “Caregiver” model in Michigan and currently services licensed patients in the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program (MMMP) as I had previously posted.

Through Green Science Inc., they already have… a fully licensed food processing facility and has all of the permits and licenses required to expand into the use of grow containers as indicated below:

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=64865110
Green Science Inc. is an independent consulting company that can assist in a full range of services including product development, design/build - application to production, zoning & municipal approvals, third party certification and testing services. The current Green Science facility is a fully licensed food processing facility and has all of the permits and licenses required to expand into the use of grow containers. The facility is fully compliant with the current “Caregiver” model in Michigan and currently services patients in the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program. ...

The above piece is important because it confirms that they are already operational as it stated that… The facility is fully compliant with the current “Caregiver” model in Michigan and currently services patients in the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program.

MPT… by law… can use as many cargo containers and truck trailers as they like. This is how they will be able to generate the nearly $12 Million in Income to support the program by providing the over $2.1 million in Income to IJJP. The plants, by law, just must be kept in an enclosed and locked facility as have been confirmed that such will be the case.

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Sterling