Blue Diamond Ventures Inc. announces first Israeli Cannabis Project
Cannabis-Clean will develop Next Generation of High-Tech Cleaning Standards in Israel.
June 28, 2017 Blue Diamond Ventures Inc. (OTC PK: BLDV) – Denver Colorado:
Blue Diamond Ventures Inc. (BLDV) and their wholly owned subsidiary Cannabis-Clean of Denver,
will work with existing Israeli Cannabis Farms, Government Regulators, and third-party Certification
Agencies to develop Sanitation and Anti-Bacterial protocols that will comply with the new GAP and
GMP standards being developed in Israel.
“As Israel moves Cannabis closer to the Pharmaceutical Stage, the development of specific
standards in cleaning and sanitation for Medical Cannabis becomes even more important.” said
Josh Alper, CEO of Blue Diamond. “Medical Marijuana is a loose description in today’s market, we
are preparing for a coming environment that will require a real High-Tech approach to meeting
regulations and standards.
Cannabis Clean has been working on a Nano-Surface-Technology approach for over 3 years,
identifying the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for the Cannabis Industry. A Strategic
Partnership with Eltron R&D, a Material Science Laboratory, announced last month, has taken this
work to the next level.
Patented Peracetic Acid or PAA technology, marketed under the name ImPAAct™ will be central to
facilities reaching compliance with new Medical cannabis standards that are being implemented not
only in the USA, but also in Europe, Canada and Mexico.
“Mycotoxin testing is coming, and will be a real gamer changer, this is where the PAA will really
make an impact on the Industry” said Steve McMorrow, President of Cannabis Clean, “PAA is one of
the few ways to remove Mycotoxins from the environment in a Cannabis facility that does not leave
any residue that would turn up in testing. The SOP’s developed in Israel will become the standard of
the industry and will define our process moving forward”
Jonathan Alper of Blue Diamond Consulting LLC will head up the effort in Israel, Jonathan is fluent in
Hebrew and has worked in the past with the Israeli Government on Hospital and Prison standards.
“We are currently interviewing technical translators to ensure that we can both benefit from the
new standards being adopted in Israel, and contribute with our experience” said Mr. Alpe
