Compliance Edibles Trichome 
Canna Law Blog
JANUARY 22, 2019
a container placed inside of a box), the product container includes the following: (1) For edible cannabis products, topical cannabis products, suppositories, or orally-consumed concentrates, all information required for the primary panel except for cannabinoid content, and (2) for inhaled products (e.g., New product definitions.
Cannabis Law Report
DECEMBER 23, 2021
The AGCO has learned that some cannabis licensees are offering and selling cannabis-based products, like lotions, edibles, topicals, etc., The products that compliance officers uncovered had not been purchased from the OCS and both retailers immediately stopped selling the items following discussions, Kahnert said. ” [link].
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MMJ Recs
APRIL 25, 2024
Key considerations for harvesting include: Trichome Maturity: Monitor trichome development using a magnifying lens or microscope to determine the optimal harvest window. Harvest when trichomes are milky white or amber in color, indicating peak cannabinoid production and potency.
MMJ Recs
APRIL 30, 2024
Other techniques include mechanical separation, such as using sieves or presses, to extract trichomes from the plant material. A well-functioning supply chain ensures that medical marijuana products reach patients safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulations.
Dykema (Cannabis Law Blog)
SEPTEMBER 22, 2021
The rule concerning transfers to a processor without first being tested by a safety compliance facility would be clarified and only allow transfers of fresh frozen marijuana to be produced into live resin or extract. R&D testing would be prohibited after compliance testing has been completed. Marihuana Infused and Edible Products.
Meadow
JULY 13, 2018
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Cannabis Law Report
DECEMBER 25, 2019
All product grown from the female (or feminized) plant, is tested rigorously in compliance with Health Canada’s standards. The highest concentration of cannabinoids is found in the plant’s resin and trichomes (responsible for the stickiness of cannabis). Cannaseurs” shop by terpenes and cannabinoid ratios.
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