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Trait Biosciences

www.traitbio.com

 
Trait Biosciences Inc. is a leading biotechnology research organization providing proprietary technology to enable safer, lower cost, predictable, and superior quality cannabinoid products. With a world-class team of scientists and PhDs from more than 20 countries collaborating in our state-of-the-art Los Alamos laboratory, Trait Biosciences researchers are unlocking new breakthroughs in cannabinoid science. Trait Biosciences offers transformative technologies that create water-soluble cannabinoids, increase cannabinoid production, protect the plants from disease, tailor the production of cannabinoids and that can assure zero THC for hemp.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Rebecca White
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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