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Smart for the Colombian Gov, this should attract investment from International Corps/Partners. A change in the law will allow growers from all over the world ta
by hourislate 5y ago
Smart for the Colombian Gov, this should attract investment from International Corps/Partners. A change in the law will allow growers from all over the world take advantage of a favorable growing climate and cheap labor to reduce costs. Why grow and harvest in Canada/USA/Europe where everything from real estate to wages increases the cost of the product. I suspect as the Cannabis industry matures we will see many Corps move their operations (growing/process) to countries that have a long history of cultivation, expertise, good climate, cheap labor, etc.
- pelasaco 5y ago> A change in the law will allow growers from all over the world take advantage of a favorable growing climate and cheap labor to reduce costs. And then transform Colombia in a monoculture, destroying any other kind of Agriculture and Wild forest existing there, transforming the Cannabis in the new Soja. The real issue in the world is exactly this kind of mentality: Reduce the "production costs" at all costs (abusing the climate, water, cheap labor, etc).
- hourislate 5y agoIt seems to be the case. Very little sustainable agriculture is practiced anywhere.