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Cannatrek’s Shepparton facility cultivation milestone 

Shepparton News reports that Cannatrek’s Shepparton operation has passed a critical milestone. Gaining Good Manufacturing Practice accreditation from Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration for its new $5 million processing facility transforms Cannatrek from merely an agricultural entity to a complete supply chain for medicinal cannabis treatments. This pivotal shift opens up opportunities for both local and export markets. CEO Tommy Huppert recognised the significance of this accreditation in enhancing quality and affordability for eligible patients. While the facility currently processes plants from Queensland, it will soon source from a nearby Shepparton farm. Local State Member, Kim O’Keeffe, commended Cannatrek’s expansion, emphasising its job creation and investment impacts in the region. 

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