Verdure Technologies, Inc. Idaho Facility
Pocatello, Idaho – Verdure Technologies, Inc., an Idaho based biotech green technologies company, recently moved into their new research and development facility in Pocatello Idaho. The facility houses a 7,000 square-foot analytical chemistry and microbiology laboratory. VTI will perform all analytical chemistry analysis including Gas Chromatography, Mass Spectroscopy and microbiological analysis in-house.
The building was previously occupied by the Global Food Technologies. Mark Terry, as a co-founder of GFT, built the laboratory in 2001 and is very familiar with the layout. “This building allows us to save a substantial investment in build out costs and has the added advantage of immediate space utilization”
“This is an important step toward our success. Verdure is in the process of procuring and installing the necessary equipment to allow our team to perform soil, water, gas and microbiological analysis immediately. This is key to our technology deployment. Our research and development capabilities are necessary tools to forge future innovation of environmentally friendly products.” said Doug Brown, CEO of Verdure Technologies.
Verdure Technologies, Inc. is poised to become the premier manufacturer of microbial solutions to revolutionize the environmental waste management problems that plague the global agricultural markets. Verdure Technologies, Inc. believes that due to environmental and economic challenges, companies are required to pay strict attention to the global energy crisis. VTI is committed to providing solutions that reduce the negative environmental impact of current concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFO), while improving the efficiencies, throughput, and quality of the products delivered by the these industries on a world wide basis. Verdure Technologies is the manufacturer of the Micro-Gas Attendant™, which will revolutionize the industry by providing technology that will enable CAFO's to manage waste in an environmentally friendly manner, significantly increase their production and improve environmental quality. More information on Verdure Technologies, Inc. is available at www.verduretech.com.
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