The commercial real estate market in Colorado is benefitting from growing demand. Marijuana merchants are struggling to find adequate warehouse space to hold their lawful cannabis cultivation and their demand for grow space is quickly surpassing the amount of vacant space available, which is causing leasing rates to rise significantly. Cherubim Interests plans to take advantage of this environment of rising demand and rates by leasing secured square footage to individuals and corporations who need it.

The company recently entered into the controlled environment agriculture sector through the acquisition of an exclusive global license for the deployment of a proprietary plant cultivation technology. BudCube Cultivation Systems, a Cherubim Interests subsidiary, designed the fully portable and scalable technology so that it would offer a turnkey solution for cultivators of legal medical and recreational cannabis and other plant species.

In early October 2015, Cherubim Interests and BCS joined forces with Dgrass Enterprises, an Oregon-based consultation and research and development firm, in order to create the operating procedures for the BCS technology and to add key personnel to ensure that they can execute their growth strategies. Dominic Grasseth, CEO of Dgrass Enterprises, is one of those key team members. A skilled and popular entrepreneur, consultant, master gardener and horticultural expert, Grasseth has over 16 years of indoor and outdoor growing experience. With specializations in cultivation, production, extraction, grow room design, consultation, and industry wide retail and wholesale equipment sales, he brings a decidedly focused, comprehensive and exceptional amount of hands-on experience to the partnership. Together, Cherubim Interests, BCS and Dgrass Enterprises intend to answer some of the needs of the swiftly-evolving recreational and medical marijuana industry.

A hybrid business model coupled with an inventive market strategy makes Cherubim Interests an uncommon operator within the alternative construction, real estate development and controlled environment agriculture sectors.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.cherubiminterests.com

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An increasing number of states are beginning to realize the enormous environmental and economic benefits of growing, rather than importing, industrial hemp. As the movement toward industrial hemp cultivation continues, more state officials are positioning their states to cash-in on the economic rewards.

Hemp, Inc. this morning reported that House Bill 967, which would allow industrial hemp to be grown or cultivated through special programs in the state of Pennsylvania, has advanced to the state’s House floor – and it didn’t take long. As reported in the article below, “the vote in the House Agriculture committee this week took just 10 minutes.”

Chris Goldstein of Philly.com, and associate editor of Freedom Leaf magazine reports…

William Penn is smiling. One of his favorite crops is on the way to a comeback in Pennsylvania.

Sponsored by Rep. Russ Diamond (R-Hershey) the bill seeks to bring back a crop that was a staple in the Keystone State for hundreds of years. Hemp is a cousin of marijuana that has been prohibited since the end of World War II.

“The feds are catching on to the enormous environmental and economic benefits of the use of industrial hemp, and this pilot program anticipates the full legalization of hemp crops for industrial purposes in the future,” said Diamond in a statement. “My bill will put Pennsylvania in position to reap the economic rewards that will come when further barriers are removed.”

Almost all of the hemp used in the United States for fiber and food is imported from Canada and Europe. China has been making inroads into hemp production in recent years as well. According to a Congressional Research Service report from earlier this year, the current U.S. market for hemp products is $580 million annually.

Traditionally hemp was used to make rope. Think of the miles of the stuff needed on the sailing ships of yesteryear. Hemp is versatile. Cables on ski lifts are hemp cordage wrapped in woven steel. Its fibers can be refined and made into soft cloth.

Hemp seeds are a valuable food source that have become available in mainstream grocery stores. The seeds can be roasted and eaten on their own or milled into a protein-packed flour that is completely gluten-free.

In Canada, Motive Inc. is making a car called the Kestrel from hemp. The body panels, seat covers and pretty much everything but the engine are hemp. Several Canadian companies are even making hemp guitars.

In Germany, thousands of acres of hemp are farmed every year. According to a report from the U.S. Congress we are the only industrialized nation on the planet that doesn’t farm this crop.

This year industrial hemp was harvested in Colorado, Kentucky and a handful of other states. Still there are only a few hundred acres being farmed in these nascent programs in the US. If hemp could be brought back in force it could be a real boon to family farmers. Remarkably resilient and low maintenance it is far less costly to produce than other fiber or food crops such as cotton or soybeans.

Rep. Diamond pointed out that the federal government has eased the way for states to begin allowing hemp. The U.S. Farm Act of 2014 made it official with language that allows states to pass such laws. This makes it easy for Pa. to green light production. Under the Pa. hemp bills, university programs and some farms, under a special license, will begin to produce research crops to prove the viability of the resource. Down the road full production can be ramped up.

The vote in the House Agriculture committee this week took just 10 minutes. There were no amendments. A companion bill in the Senate sponsored by Senator Judy Schwank (D- Fleetwood) is expected to be voted through the corresponding Senate committee in the next few weeks. They will then go to floor votes in both chambers.

Amazing how swift and smooth things can work in Harrisburg. Yet the polar opposite process is happening for medical cannabis. Last week a task force of House Representatives released a long-awaited set of recommendations for a compassionate use bill. The Senate passed a limited medical marijuana bill last May. Since then the House has done nothing but stall.

The bi-partisan group of thirteen reps was formed at the behest of House Majority Leader Dave Reed. The group met frequently over the summer. But the result was more legislative theater than forward momentum.

The task force considered everything from delivery methods to the number of dispensaries. In the end they agreed with the Senate that no smoking of medical marijuana should be allowed. Only pills, oils, tinctures and liquids for vaporizers should be permitted. They seemed to agree with SB3 on most points, including that there should be about 65 locations for medical marijuana dispensaries across the state.

Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin) has already introduced a competing bill that would cut the number of dispensaries to less than a dozen. The House now seems poised to amend SB3 rather than go with a new, separate bill. But that is not set in stone. There have been active medical marijuana bills in the Pa. House since 2009. Dozens of “information gathering” hearings have been held over the years but not a single House committee has actually voted on a bill.

Patients who already use underground cannabis and those who are hoping for something legal have been left in a terminal holding pattern. Some families have already relocated from Pennsylvania to Maine, Colorado and other states.

The current excuse from House leadership is the ongoing trench warfare over the budget between the GOP and Gov. Wolf. Because Wolf is supportive of the issue it is being held hostage. There was significant momentum to medical marijuana in the last 24 months. But the prospect of having a true, working program has dwindled. By all but assuring that patients will get only processed products and no whole plant cannabis, there will be little incentive for most patients to register. Even if a bill is signed into law sometime in 2016 it could take 2 to 3 years for a program to be regulated and put into place.

By that time Pa. residents might be able to take a short drive to Ohio or even New Jersey and buy some fully legal buds. We could legalize marijuana for medical and personal use as well as allow large scale hemp farming all at once. The combination would help severely ill Pennsylvanians, stop more than 17,500 arrests per year and net more than $500 million in new tax revenue. Such a move could reform criminal justice, revitalize agriculture and provide real compassion. Far from a pipe dream, we are watching this strategy work in other states.

The continued momentum in several U.S. states also emphasizes the value of Hemp, Inc’s operations. Bruce Perlowin, CEO of Hemp, Inc., noted how his company’s 70,000-square-foot processing plant is in the prime position to contribute to, and reap, the economic rewards of what it calls the Industrial Hemp Revolution.

“As more people become educated on the myriad benefits of industrial hemp, including how it can help the economy, I believe many more states will vote in favor of legalizing hemp. Our multipurpose hemp processing plant is the first and only commercial factory to be built in the United States in almost a century. We have been meticulously building the infrastructure to be able to vertically integrate growing, decortication, and milling and this is no small feat. We aim to spark a new clean green American Agricultural and Industrial Hemp Revolution for the American farmers and hemp product manufacturers,” he stated in this morning’s press release.

For more information, visit www.hempinc.com

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Today, On the Move Systems issued a press release highlighting the “spending binge” our nation’s trucking and logistics industry is currently on. With no signs of slowing down, the company believes this binge could mean a favorable market debut for its upcoming “Uber-for-Trucking” platform that is now under development.

Multiple annual surveys indicate trucking firms believe technology is the best way for them to keep doing well, as the industry is currently enjoying record revenues. As a result, companies large and small are pouring money into new technologies designed to help them maximize profits, reduce costs, optimize pricing, plan routes, track shipments, schedule maintenance and find new drivers to meet surging demand.

In 2014 alone, trucking companies invested nearly $100 million in new technologies to improve their businesses.

“We’re not talking nickels and dimes; truckers are spending serious money in order to gain a competitive advantage and OMVS is going after its share of that,” stated CEO Robert Wilson. “We have a tool now under development that can meet the industry’s demand for a way to cut costs, maximize revenues and increase operational efficiency. With technology spending booming, we expect truckers will have a definite interest in our innovative solution.”

As trucking’s technology spending and investments continue to grow, analysts are predicting the industry will soon undergo a radical operational transformation, with shared economy platforms, like OMVS’s innovative app, becoming as much indispensible as mileage logs.

For more information, visit www.onthemovesystems.com

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NEAH Power Systems, Inc., an innovator and supplier of cutting-edge power products for the military, transportation and portable electronics industries, and Black-I Robotics, Inc. (“Black-I”), a leader in robotic technology-based solutions, today announced that they are teaming up to deliver NEAH Power’s patented power generation and energy storage technologies to the robotics market.

Both companies share a vision to develop power systems for robotic mobile platforms that can provide unprecedented increases in levels of performance and vastly improved deployment times, as well as deliver robotic solutions that better meet the needs of Black-I’s commercial, industrial and defense customers.

Black-I and NEAH Power have agreed to collaborate on product development and system integration of NEAH Power’s patented formic acid reformer fuel cell (Formira HOD™), PowerChip® Fuel Cell and PowerChip® Battery with Black-I’s advanced remote robotic vehicles. In addition, Black-I will serve as an engineering and sales consultant, working with NEAH Power to develop power products that can be integrated and licensed for use by other manufacturers of professional robots used for defense, ground-based and underwater transport, healthcare, logistics, and construction, as well as for use by manufacturers of personal robots for entertainment and other household applications.

The service segment of the global robotics market is expected to reach USD$16 billion by 2020. Growing investments supporting the development of service robotics in countries such as Japan, Korea, China and the United States is expected to favorably impact market growth. Increasing government spending initiatives in defense and military applications, coupled with high demand in these segments, is expected to further drive this growth.

“NEAH Power is excited to work with Black-I Robotics, a company with proven technologies and robotic platforms that can deliver advanced robotic solutions for defense, industrial and commercial applications,” stated NEAH Power CEO Chris D’Couto. “Together, we will work to expand the markets for our products by offering power solutions that can markedly increase the amount of reliable, efficient and safe power available to these systems, which in effect will drive growth for the benefit of shareholders.”

“We very much look forward to teaming with NEAH Power, a true innovator in portable power,” added Brian Hart, president and CEO of Black-I Robotics. “This agreement allows us to explore ways to meet the critical demand for lighter, more compact and highly efficient power systems for the robotics market. By consolidating our expertise, capabilities and resources, we expect to revolutionize the delivery of mobile power and truly untether robots, regardless of their power requirements, so they can better execute their mission.”

For more information, visit www.neahpower.com

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The notion of ‘affordable luxury’ has become a driving force in the alcohol industry in recent years, as a willingness to spend a bit extra on life’s simple pleasures has led consumers away from value-priced spirits in favor of higher-end offerings. According to a report by Beverage World, the high-end and super-premium spirit categories experienced significant growth in 2014, rising 5.8 percent and 5.1 percent, respectively, over the previous year. The value category, on the other hand, actually declined by 1.3 percent, illustrating the ongoing shift in consumer preference toward higher quality goods that don’t break the bank. Aristocrat Group Corp. (OTCQB: ASCC) is capitalizing on this market trend by expanding upon the availability of its award-winning RWB Ultra-Premium Handcrafted Vodka.

“RWB Vodka is one of the most highly decorated American spirits in the marketplace,” Robert Federowicz, chief executive officer of ASCC, stated in a news release. “Our sales and distribution will keep growing as word of mouth continues to spread about RWB’s premium flavor and smooth finish.”

In addition to word of mouth, ASCC is currently utilizing an aggressive marketing campaign designed to rapidly expand upon the brand recognition of RWB Vodka. Along with its presence in the world of motorsports attained by sponsoring an extremely competitive race team, the company is building a following in the entertainment industry through its sponsorship of rising country music superstar Curtis Braly. RWB Vodka is currently available online to U.S. consumers and at more than 60 retail locations and 250 clubs, bars and restaurants across the country.

Last month, ASCC announced plans to launch its popular handcrafted vodka internationally through its joint venture partner in Canada. The company plans to utilize a similar marketing strategy in the Canadian market in order to repeat the success it’s had since its U.S. launch of RWB Vodka in 2013. After aligning itself with distribution partners, ASCC will look to increase its visibility through potential sponsorships with local artists and sporting events.

“Canada is an important market for us, so we plan to invest heavily in RWB’s success in British Columbia in order to establish a foothold,” Federowicz continued. “Thanks to our experience in the U.S. market, we know which promotions are most effective. We’ll be putting that knowledge to good use in Canada.”

As it continues to progress toward building a portfolio of successful brands to compete alongside industry giants such as Diageo PLC (NYSE: DEO) and Brown-Forman Corp. (NYSE: BF-B), ASCC is in a favorable position to promote sustainable financial growth moving forward. Look for the company to continue expanding upon the marketability of RWB Vodka as it inches toward the highly-anticipated launch of its innovative new product, Big Box Vodka, in the coming weeks.

For more information, visit www.aristocratgroupcorp.com/investors or www.rwbvodka.com

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NEAH Power Systems is a leading innovator of unique energy solutions. The company develops products that address specific power requirements for clients in a wide range of markets – including military, government and corporate applications. At the heart of many of NEAH Power’s products is its patented, award-winning PowerChip® technology, which enables the development of solutions with higher power densities and compact form factors that meet exacting specifications. Through this portfolio, the company is strategically positioned to increase its market share by challenging established industry leaders.

In recent months, NEAH Power had made considerable progress toward the commercialization of its Formira Hydrogen on Demand system. While major players in the stored power industry, such as FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ: FCEL), continue to highlight hydrogen generation as a major area of interest moving forward, NEAH Power is currently preparing to demonstrate its functioning system to the Australian Army in the coming weeks. The company has already initiated work on preliminary design details for units of various sizes to meet off-grid power needs, and discussions are underway with parties in China related to licensing and manufacture of the technology.

NEAH Power differentiates itself from larger fuel cell developers – including Ballard Power Systems (NASDAQ: BLDP) and Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) – by expertly addressing the rapidly expanding market for portable electronic devices. Through its BuzzBar Suite™, the company enables off-grid, on-the-go charging capabilities for a full range of mobile devices. With the option to use a variety of energy sources – including wall outlets, solar power, fuel cells and disposable batteries, the BuzzBar is the perfect power solution for nearly any scenario. Pending the completion of a satisfactory capital raise, NEAH Power plans to commence shipment of its third generation BuzzBar later this year.

By targeting diversified industries with its award-winning technology, NEAH Power is in a favorable position to expand upon its current market share and promote sustainable financial growth.

For more information, visit www.neahpower.com

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A report out by TechSci Research in April indicates that the U.S. organic food market is on track to break the $45 billion mark this year, on the strength of rising per capita spending, increased health awareness among consumers, and a rapidly spreading culture that is acutely aware of the tremendous benefits that eating a chemical-free, organic diet can produce. At the same time, growing retail availability of organic products, once limited to traditional sources, has been greatly improved, with over 20,000 natural food stores across the country, and three out of four grocery stores now carrying at least a limited selection of organic options. And the same is true across the pond, where, according to the Soil Association’s 2015 report on the UK organic market, sales of organic products saw four percent growth last year, even as food prices declined by 1.9 percent, and food spending also declined by 1.1 percent.

Little surprise that western markets are rapidly gravitating away from chemical farming products either, with CDC estimates from two years back alone showing some 1.1 billion pounds of pesticides and active ingredients are being used annually. Globally the organic market in 2013 was already at $72 billion and if the official FiBL-IFOAM data and TechSci are right, the U.S. organic market has seen a 41.5 percent jump in just the last two years. Such growth seems well within reason at any rate, especially given a recent survey report by leading consumer products and services review publication, Consumer Reports, showing that 84 percent of Americans now routinely purchase organic food.

The explosive growth of the organic space however has produced two glaringly obvious issues. On the one hand, despite some 106 million plus acres being dedicated to organic as of the end of 2013 worldwide, supply shortages continue to be one of the greatest challenges facing the industry. On the other hand, given that it is still a largely nascent market, the product mix has not evolved sufficiently, and along the lines envisioned by die-hard, early adopting organic consumers. Hence the growing significance of up-and-comer sector innovators such as health and wellness solutions developer, Fresh Promise Foods, Inc. (OTC: FPFI), whose wholly-owned Harvest Soul subsidiary continues to deliver cutting-edge USDA Certified Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified beverage and food products which speak directly to soul of this market’s most ardent consumers.

The Harvest Soul brand has quickly risen to prominence among diehard health-conscious consumers, thanks to its having addressed the core problem in the juicing world head-on, brilliantly resolving the lack of fiber and proteins taken out during juice pressing via a product line that is the sector’s first real USDA Certified Organic chewable juice. Harvest Soul Chewable Juices are 12 ounce juices with a mega concentrated blend of veggies and fruits that are then mixed with berries, nuts and seeds at just the right size needed to encourage chewing. Chewing actively triggers the digestion process and releases enzymes that enhance nutrient absorption, and these beverages are perfect as a snack or as an entire meal. The product line speaks to consumer demand for much-needed fiber to be put back into juice, as well as demand that such product contain only 100 percent organic, non-GMO blends of nutritious leafy greens and fruits or vegetables that are delicious, but which are also rich in anti-oxidants.

Already successful in the South Region through Whole Foods Markets with the company’s Green Fusion superfood blend using 21 vegetables and fruits, as well as its Tropical Fusion energizing blend of 15 fruits and veggies, FPFI expanded to the naturally receptive West Coast and Pacific Northwest markets back in June, simultaneously introducing two new products in the lineup, Berry Banana Fusion and Veggie Beet Fusion. A major driver of consumer receptivity to the brand, beyond having so perfectly addressed unmet demands in the organic juice space, has been how the company’s proprietary High Pressure Processing (HPP) solution captures the farm-fresh flavor, brilliant colors and natural enzymes, minerals, and vitamins contained in the product’s ingredients. The company has trademarked HPP Fressurized™ to indicate to consumers that this ingenious, environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional heat pasteurization has been used in the manufacture of the product they are consuming. This extremely high pressure technique destroys unhealthy bacteria and other microorganisms, while drastically improving the overall healthiness and content of the final product, allowing the high nutrient content of the product’s organic sources to reach the consumer as never before.

Georgia-based FPFI proudly goes out of its way to source from locally-grown produce and other ingredients, helping to grow the local organic production industry, and the company even supports the Georgia Grown economic development program, designed to stimulate and encourage the development of the state’s agribusiness sector. This is the portrait of a company striking at the heart of the organic food industry’s two biggest hurdles, economies of scale on the agribusiness side, and product innovation on the retail end. Harvest Soul has even come out with a new organic, non-GMO blended juice line, Harvest Soul Organic Blended Juices, which, while still rich in fiber, will appeal more directly to the less die-hard organic consumers.

Get a closer look at the company by visiting www.freshpromisefoods.com

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OurPet’s Company designs, produces and markets a broad line of innovative pet products and accessories under the OurPets and Pet Zone brands, sold in leading pet specialty retailers, food, drug and mass merchandisers, direct-mail catalog and Internet retailers. The company’s extensive product line is built on its intellectual property portfolio of more than 160 patents in either issued or pending status.

Coinciding with corporate growth among its target markets, OurPet’s yesterday announced a new strategy to more efficiently utilize corporate resources. Moving forward, OurPet’s says it will no longer conduct quarterly earnings teleconferences, and instead is ramping up its online communications and social media strategies to ensure that shareholders have ongoing access to the company’s most recent news, financial reports and progress.

“We have hosted consistent quarterly earnings calls for the 18 months, and have not seen participation meet our targets. In light of this, we feel that we can allocate our funds toward more worthy causes, and have identified more far-reaching and cost-effect routes to disseminate company news and financial reports,” OurPet’s CFO Scott Mendes stated in the news release. “This decision further emphasizes our commitment to increasing shareholder value, transparency and communication. We look forward to providing our shareholders and potential investors with more readily available, up-to-date corporate information.”

As part of its new communications strategy, OurPet’s recently engaged DreamTeamNetwork to boost its social media, presence, disseminate news releases, achieve targeted marketing and establish a mobile version of the OurPet’s website.

For more information visit www.ourpets.com and www.petzonebrand.com

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In 2004, the Latin American nation of Colombia took a significant step forward in its efforts to promote improved English proficiency through the creation of the Foreign Languages Competencies Development Program. The goal of this initiative is to leverage the country’s human capital in order to achieve targeted levels of language learning, effectively promoting a transformation into a bilingual country by 2019. Today, roughly 11.5 million people in Colombia – just over a quarter of the population – are studying English via public and private formal education or English language training courses, according to the British Council.

Lingo Media Corp., through subsidiary ELL Technologies Ltd., recently increased its footprint in this pivotal market by partnering with eDistribution SAS to secure a multi-million dollar language learning software development contract. Through this agreement, the company will provide a full suite of digital education resources to the National Training Service (SENA), a Colombian national public institution under the Ministry of Labor. These resources are expected to play a considerable role in increasing learning and professional opportunities for as million as seven million citizens across the country.

“SENA has taken a most progressive and innovative approach to learning English and other languages by structuring their program to fit the many different learning environments and requirements to further establish Colombia as a truly bilingual nation,” Gali Bar-Ziv, president and chief executive officer of ELL Technologies, stated in a news release. “We are very excited to deliver the digital learning content and user experience to Latin America’s leading educational institute, positively impacting language education and employment opportunities in Colombia and throughout Latin America.”

Learning English isn’t just a hobby for Colombians, it is a necessity. The British Council reports that 69 percent of all managers deemed English a ‘must-have’ skill in order to adequately perform their duties, and an overwhelming 81 percent of employers rated English as a seven or above on a one-to-ten scale ranking its importance. Despite these statistics, barriers remain that can severely limit Colombians’ access to English-learning solutions. In a poll of 500 non-English speakers, more than 35 percent stated that limited access to government-funded programs was hampering their efforts to learn English. Lingo Media is now in a strong position to help SENA better address this figure.

Through its subsidiary, Lingo Media is currently developing lessons, learning objects and digital resources which SENA will implement into its learning management system. By affording educators an opportunity to pick, choose and adapt its learning programs and their components, Lingo Media is empowering educators with an opportunity to supplement, complement and enhance their coursework while simultaneously developing a sustainable foothold in one of the world’s most rapidly-expanding EdTech markets.

For more information, visit www.lingomedia.com

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In August, Oakridge Global Energy Solutions took a significant step toward expanding its market share in the competitive stored energy industry by securing coverage in ‘New to the Street’, a leading provider of business profiles and corporate special programming with a nationwide reach of more than 95 million homes. The program’s content is aired as paid-programming on popular television stations – including The History Channel and A&E – and its social media platform provides the means to market to specific demographics on social networking giant Twitter (NYSE: TWTR). Using these tools, ‘New to the Street’ is able to distribute its video interviews and profile pieces to an expansive audience through multiple channels.

“We plan to continue to work with Twitter for all of our clients… as well as our upcoming series featuring Oakridge Global Energy Solutions, Inc.,” Vince Caruso, president of ‘New to the Street’, stated in a news release. “I feel our videos are stand-alone unique video interviews which engage the public.”

Expanding awareness of its recent corporate restructuring efforts is expected to play an instrumental role in fueling Oakridge’s future growth on both domestic and international fronts. The company’s integrated, ‘made in the USA’ energy storage solutions address a variety of key markets – including stationary and grid storage; motive applications, such as electric and hybrid electric fleet vehicles; government applications, including military, aerospace, marine, civil and municipal; and special applications, such as medical and telecom.

In an effort to meet this heightened market demand, Oakridge recently commenced full-scale operations at two manufacturing plants in Melbourne, Florida, which will focus primarily on production of its cutting-edge large format Pro Series golf car batteries, as well as its small format Patriot Series RC batteries. The company is also progressing toward a global launch of a range of new battery products in collaboration with recently-formed subsidiary Oakridge Global Energy Solutions Limited, Hong Kong.

For more information, visit www.oakg.net

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