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About us
Hybrida Farms (Vantage Point Global CR/SA) is Costa Rica's first and only dual-licensed cultivator of medical cannabis and industrial hemp. From our GACP-certified facility in Cartago, we completed Costa Rica's first pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis export to Europe on March 13, 2026. Powered by Costa Rica's renewable grid and backed by an in-house plant tissue culture lab, we supply pharmaceutical companies and medical brands with consistent, fully traceable, high-quality products.
Licensed & transparent
We are fully licensed by the Costa Rican government and backed by international R&D collaborations. Every gram we produce is traceable, tested, and meets the highest regulatory and quality standards.
Pharma-focused precision cultivation
From pathogen-free genetic propagation in our in-house Plant Tissue Culture Lab, to LED-supplemented growth in positive-pressure greenhouses, our cultivation is scientifically optimized for potency, purity, and consistency. Our custom fertigation system was designed in collaboration with H.E. Anderson, Ceres, and Soilscape Solutions.
GACP (Good Agricultural and Collection Practices) is the international standard that connects cultivation to medicine. It's what allows our flower to be processed under GMP and reach regulated markets in the EU, UK and Australia. GACP certification.
GACP certification
Why GACP is the foundation of our supply
GACP (Good Agricultural and Collection Practices) is the international standard that connects cultivation to medicine. It's what allows our flower to be processed under GMP and reach regulated markets in the EU, UK and Australia.
Renewable energy at scale
98%+ renewable
Costa Rica's hydro, geothermal & solar grid
Sun-grown
Supplemental LED only when consistency requires it
Carbon-negative goal
Commitment extends across our supply chain
“Costa Rica generated 98.6 percent of its electricity from renewable sources in 2025.”
“Costa Rica produced 98.6% of its electricity with five renewable sources — water, geothermal, wind, biomass and sun.”