Cannadrop Botanical Developments

On a mission to capitalize on the endless market opportunities driven by cannabis legalization and normalizing consumption, Cannadrop B.D drives effective business practices that allow it to bring additional value to the industry.

Narrating the story behind Cannadrop’s genesis, Cofounder and CEO David Rojas delves into how the initial idea was ignited during a casual meeting with his friends, where they discussed the skyrocketing cannabis-related business opportunities. This conversation subsequently transformed into a vision to help producers with optimal cultivation strategies that contribute to yearly market growth.

Today, Cannadrop B.D provides an end-to-end dry flower market and an international cannabis extract supply for medical, food, and beverage requirements. For the global F&B industry, Cannadrop B.D offers terpene-infused products to create beverages like beer, energy drinks, and coffee. These terpenes can also work as perfumes to increase the appeal of farmers' existing cannabis flowers. Terpenes infuse products with aroma therapy applications for curing specific sicknesses, pains, and gastronomical issues.

The company also provides cannabis-based cosmetic and medical products, including cannabis flowers, oils, ointments, concentrates, and lotions, backed by relevant GMP certifications, regulatory mandates, and numerous positive client testimonials.

Delving into the benefits of Cannadrop’s cannabis hot ointment is Jessica Garcia, who said, “The Hot Cannabis Ointment has been a great help in my recovery from a fracture in my right foot, assisting with inflammation reduction and especially pain management.” Similarly, another happy customer Javier Cardona stated, “After recovering from Herpes Zoster, the Cannabis Lotion helped me reduce itching and discomfort.”

The firm functions on three pillars powered by Socrates’ phrase, “I know that I know nothing,” which equips new learning and improvement possibilities for innovating solutions. “The moment we consider ourselves experts, we will stop learning,” says Rojas.

The first pillar ensures the quality of any product, exemplified by Cannadrop's consistently high-performing cannabis plants. Leveraging a full organic policy to grow plants, it aligns product quality with agronomical, medical, or food supply needs. Some of the firm’s products are made under international good manufacturing practices (GMP or EU-GMP) and good agricultural and collection practices (GACP).

Leveraging these competencies, Cannadrop is currently working to obtain certification as a triple-impact company and receive complete green and CUMCS-GAP certifications for growing cannabis flowers.

The second is R&D, where Cannadrop collaborates with many investors from the healthcare domain to acquire their biometric and medical research abilities and create a defined medicinal cannabis consumption roadmap. In addition, its dedicated R&D department deploys innovative growing models for the agronomic sector, enabling producers to use every square meter of their farm to deliver high-quality conditions while boosting productivity.

“Together with our extensive R&D and investigation, we work under a Kaisen model that incorporates system suggestions from clients, gardeners, and staff to boost continuous improvement in every firm’s project,” states Rojas.

Cannadrop believes in a collaborative economy, considering competitive cannabis companies and industry providers as allies. This leads to long-term relationships and a synergism that helps gain an in-depth understanding of recurrent market problems to build a better knowledge base and impactful business environment for customers and new market entrants.

Cannadrop’s third pillar is positive social impact, which drives it to prioritize maintaining a neutral carbon footprint using organic products and is planning to use only renewable energy sources like light, wind, and solar equipment. This ability perfectly exemplifies Cannadrop’s forward-looking approach to sustainability.

A socially responsible company, Cannadrop B.D sponsors homes for senior citizens in Ubaté and pays for the college education of its gardeners. It gives them a special schedule to continue cultivating while acquiring an in-depth understanding to improve overall business growth. Similarly, the company is conserving existing natural water sources in the town by spreading awareness of water conservation and running an operation exclusively with rainwater. On a macro level, the firm undertakes tree planting efforts across the region, protecting water sources and counterbalancing the carbon footprint of fossil fuel-powered electric grids.

A customer success story displaying Cannadrop’s benefits and social impact intent is of a patient diagnosed with depressive symptoms. Despite taking doctor-prescribed medication, anxiety and suicidal thoughts disrupted his sleep cycles. His anxiety attacks decreased after using Cannadrop’s Cannabis-based products, allowing for peaceful sleep and drastically improving his quality of life. Successes like this put Cannadrop on track to become one of the leaders of cannabis sector, leading a new era for the industry.

In an industry where investments and genuine cannabis product consumers are rare, Cannadrop leverages its three pillars to acquire long-term contracts that work as a roadmap to exponential cannabis flower production growth.

Moving forward, the company remains steadfast in its education and sustainability initiatives, showcasing a new way of doing business while maintaining social responsibility.