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$IDVV news alert: Aug. 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via OTC PR WIRE -- International Endeavors Corporation (OTC:IDVV) announces, as according to Forbes, that during July 2018, for the first time, the Canadian government made almost all of the Canadian Agricultural Partnership's funding programs available to the cannabis industry. This Partnership is a five-year program with CA$3 billion in the investment funds. It was launched in April 2018 to strengthen the agricultural sector that now includes cannabis cultivation. In Canada, the federal, provincial, and territorial governments, all work together through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership.


Andrew Read from International Endeavors Corp. says, "This is an exciting development that is likely to create explosive growth in the agricultural infrastructure for the cannabis industry in Canada. International Endeavors Corp. immediately recognized the tremendous opportunity offered for the cannabis industry by these Canadian agricultural programs, which will help support the ongoing international expansion of our company."

International Endeavors Corp. (OTC stock symbol:IDVV) is now applying for very favorable matching funds from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership under the Agri-Innovate Program. These Canadian government contributions are long-term and interest-free.

International Endeavors Corp manufactures the Off-Grid Grow Lab (OGGL) and wants to deploy Canadian OGGLs all over Canada in response to the strong emerging growth of national marijuana production. The OGGL design is standardized and operates in sustainable ways without the need for power-grid connections. The OGGL is perfect for Canada because it can be located almost anywhere that gets sunshine; even in places with challenging temperature extremes and harsh climates. International Endeavors Corp. (IDVV) Subsidiary Applies for Funding under the Canadian CA$3 Billion Agricultural
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