Doyen Elements is turning an abandoned factory into a grow house that can produce up to 70 tons of marijuana a year.
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Doyen Elements is turning an abandoned factory into a grow house that can produce up to 70 tons of marijuana a year.

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The company made the announcement on January 8, 2019
Doyen Elements Int. Inc. has rebranded to Covalent Collective as a nationwide cannabis infrastructure growth vehicle. Bill Gregorak is shoe’d in as the new CEO. Former CEO and Co-founder of Covalent Geoff Thompson is now the leader of mergers and acquisitions.
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