As per details of the agreement, Hydropothecary is set to supply 20,000 kilograms of cannabis products to SAQ for the first year, with volumes increasing to 35,000 kilograms in year two, and 45,000 kilograms in year three. The company has noted that while year four and five of the agreement are yet to be negotiated, factoring in a 10% growth rate year over year, Hydropothecary expects this agreement to amount to a total volume of more than 200,000 kilograms over the five-year period. These numbers assume an increase in the number of value-added products sold in the latter years of the contract, with more conventional dried flower sold in the earlier years. Based in Gatineau, Quebec, it makes sense that Hydropothecary has secured this contract with SAQ.