LiveWire Ergogenics Enters Next Stage in the Development of its California Ranch Project The World’s First Estate Grown Weedery

Anaheim, CA, Dec. 23, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LIVEWIRE ERGOGENICS INC. (OTC: LVVV), a health and wellness company with a focus on special purpose real-estate acquisitions and the licensing and management of high-end and permitted facilities to produce high-quality craft cannabis products and services in California announced today that it has completed all necessary research and has submitted its environmental report and biological resource study to the planning department for its planned Estate Grown Weedery project.

Bill Hodson, CEO of LiveWire stated, “With the demand for pure, organically grown and thoroughly tested cannabis products growing rapidly, we expect the handcrafted product that will be grown at our California ranch to become the most sought-after premium cannabis in the industry. In the true spirit of ‘Doing-it-Right’ we are developing the ranch into a special place with unique ‘tractor-less’ farming methods and independent growers and passionate experts carefully tending to each plant grown under the natural canopy of a perfect microclimate in the midst of California wine country. This brings our vision of an “Estate Grown Weedery” and producing the finest family of branded cannabis in the Country closer to reality. We are planning to expand on the craft grow business model by consequently utilizing the ideal conditions at our beautiful estate, two factors that are unparalleled in the industry.

LiveWire has spent the last six months going through an extensive and demanding process of environmental and legal research and analysis, followed by applications to the controlling government agencies. The purpose of the commissioned studies was to characterize the biological resources on the proposed outdoor cannabis cultivation sites for Phase 1 and submit the resulting report to the regulating government agencies, as required for our license application process. During the analysis of the site, the report carefully searched the site for sensitive habitats, species and other environmental issues of concern known to occur in the eight surrounding areas, with emphasis on our specific project site. The report concluded that there will be no disturbances to any other areas on the surveyed 40-acre parcel portion of the property as a result of operations.