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Greenfern Industries is the recipient of the Green Award winner in this year’s official Australian Cannabis & Hemp Industry Awards.
The Green Award recognises outstanding eco-responsible products, services or brands.
The Awards honour Australian cannabis community pioneers and business professionals deserving recognition for industry innovation and social progression.
Nominations are judged independently by a panel of volunteers who are industry experts and community trailblazers, as well as by public vote. The Australian Cannabis Industry Awards are independent and transparent.
Greenfern Industries has also successfully completed its second year of ToitÅ« carbon zero certification annual audit requirements. ToitÅ« reported that Greenfern’s total emissions this year were 13.06 tCO2e, which is 1% higher than last year’s base year total of 12.99 tCO2e. A reduction in emissions intensity of 23.83 tCO2e/$M has been achieved (based upon a two-year rolling average).
Background
Greenfern Industries List on NZX on the 21st of October 2021. The market has strongly supported the new listing. Greenfern is the owner of a Hydroelectric Power station based in Normanby, Taranaki. Greenfern‘s main business is the production and distribution of Medicines and Food from Cannabis and Hemp plants.
Please see the link below for details
20211101 Greenfern Industries Ltd Wins Top Australasian Award
Source: Greenfern Industries Limited
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