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The future challenges require new technological solutions.

The consumption of soil, the waste of water, the massive use of pesticides and the growing demand for agricultural products have shown how much agriculture must be renewed to increase productivity, also improving quality, compatibl y with a very low environmental impact.

Cultipharm intends to follow this path, bringing the vertical Farm technology to the new frontiers of phytotherapy, for the production of medicinal crops.

The reality Cultipharm looks with courage to a more sustainab le and healthy future, believing that innovation is the only answer to the growing and rapid change, both climatic and social.

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Innovation
100% Guaranteed
Value Chain
The core of the pr oject is the health of the crop.
The entire cultivati on system is built around this principle which guarantees a quality product with a high concentration of active ingredient. To better manage the process and meet the needs of the pharmaceutical industry, Cultipharm guarantees a certified product with ze ro residue and entirely made by Italian supply chain.
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Innovation
New Class of
Supplements
Compared to the products currently on the market coming from large batches grown in developing countries, with the Cultipharm method it is possible to engineer medicinal crop s so that they express their maximum potential. A very high percentage of active ingredient is thus extracted from each crop for the packaging of products with a high therapeutic value, facilitating absorption by the human body.
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Innovation
Fully Sustainable
Approach
The Cultipharm method saves soil, water, lowers the visual impact, avoids the use of any form of pesticide and does not affect the spontaneous tree heritage in nature, thus avoiding the despoiling of the environment. Inside the phytotron it is also possib le to extract similar active ingredients from different crops or study rare and ancient crops to preserve them, reproduce them and finally reinsert them into the environment.