Kaycha Labs Announces Three New Labs in Massachusetts, Nevada & Oregon

Chris Martinez, President / Co-Founder of Kaycha Labs

Kaycha has acquired Evio Labs in Medford, Oregon, entered into an agreement to acquire DB Labs in anticipation of Clark County and Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board approvals and received a provisional license to open as well as operate a lab in Natick, Massachusetts.

FREMONT, CA: Kaycha Labs, a leader in Cannabis and Hemp testing technologies and methods, has announced the addition of three new states to its national network of labs. The company's nine labs are in California, Florida, Massachusetts, Colorado, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Tennessee.

In recent weeks, Kaycha has acquired Evio Labs in Medford, Oregon, entered into an agreement to acquire DB Labs in anticipation of Clark County and Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board approvals, and received a provisional license to open as well as operate a lab in Natick, Massachusetts. Both the Nevada and Oregon labs were early entrants to their respective markets; Evio Labs Medford commenced operations in 2014 and DB Labs was organized in 2014 as well as operates its ~11,500-square-foot lab several blocks away from the Las Vegas Strip. The Massachusetts lab is a new build and is strategically situated in Natick near major interstate highways within a couple hours' driving time to all major customers.

James Horvath, CEO of Kaycha Labs, stated, "We know that the Cannabis industry is rapidly consolidating and that national Cannabis companies are working hard to build national brands. As they grow, we appreciate that there is a need for a testing partner who can provide and apply a uniform and consistent process. Furthermore, all Kaycha labs will be equipped with back-up instrumentation so that client testing is not interrupted by an outage." Chris Martinez, Kaycha Labs' President, added, "We know clients value quality testing, fast turnaround times, and attractive pricing. And by adding to our network, we will be achieving even more scale, which will allow us to continue to lower our cost structure and pass these savings along to our clients."