Capability
The whole chain, under one group.
From clean genetics to finished format, the steps that decide quality are designed to be held in-house rather than bought in.
Why hold it all
Every hand-off is a place where the specification can be lost.
Genetics drift. An extraction is run to someone else’s parameters. A formulation is adjusted to suit another company’s line. Each is small; together they are the reason so little in this category is repeatable. Holding the chain means the specification survives it.
It also means the record is continuous. One quality system governs every division, one document-control scheme numbers every procedure, and one production record is designed to carry a lot from its genetics to its release.
The chain, stage by stage
What each division is designed to do.
- Pure Genetics — Genetics & plant biotechnologyThe clean-genetics laboratory at the root of the chain: tissue culture, pathogen screening, preservation and a documented library of record. More
- HTC Agrology — Cultivation SciencesControlled-environment cultivation, from clean starting material to dried, stabilized crop, under defined per-room conditions. More
- HTC Ag Systems — Agricultural SystemsNon-cannabis agricultural feedstock for the group’s botanical lines. In development. More
- HTC Extraction Sciences — Extraction & RefinementThe refinery: hydrocarbon, ethanol and CO₂ extraction, distillation, isolation, terpene recovery and solvent recovery. More
- HTC Formulation Sciences — Product DevelopmentParticle engineering and formulation: the work that turns a released ingredient into a specified, stable, manufacturable format. More
- HTC Manufacturing — Device & Product ManufacturingBuilds to specification: finished goods and device hardware, from precision assembly and packaging to automation and line quality. More
- HTC Botanical Sciences — Botanical Systems & Functional IngredientsBotanical systems and functional ingredients: beverages, nutraceuticals, botanical extracts, honey and flavour systems. More
- HTC Technologies — Technology & Intellectual PropertyDesigns the group’s device platforms and is the division designated to hold and license their intellectual property; keeps the group’s engineering models. More
- HTC Industries — Operations & DistributionOperations and distribution: logistics, warehousing and fulfilment, export markets, supply chain, partnerships, compliance and trade. More
The refinery, in one paragraph
Method by output class.
An extraction platform is chosen for the output class it is best at, not for what happens to be free. Each platform has its own written procedure, its own solvent-recovery and residual-solvent limits, and its own place in the process-safety design. Solvent recovery, residual-solvent testing, winterization and distillation each run as a controlled unit operation with its own record.
No setpoint is published on this site. Each one lives in a controlled document that is to be qualified before it is used.
Capability described here is designed group capability. It is not an offer of any product or service, nothing described here is available, and none of it should be read as a description of what will be sold.
Status HTC Applied Sciences and its divisions are being built. No division is operating yet, and no group company holds a Health Canada cannabis licence. Nothing on this site is an offer of any product.