Cannabis Law Report

AUGUST 16, 2021

There are two common types of cannabinoids, THC and CBD. On the contrary, terpenes are the flavoring and taste factors. Coming back to our point, CBD product demand has increased and packaging is a great way of increasing brand profitability. As for the packaging workshop area, the walls must be painted to 1.8m

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Packaging CBD Cannabinoids Terpenes 105

Canna Law Blog

OCTOBER 7, 2019

Things evened out a bit after OLCC issued a news release of its own (the “News Release”), clarifying that “OLCC does not include terpenes derived from marijuana as flavor” (more on that below). Retailers should note that the News Release warns of “compliance checks” to boot.

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Vaping Terpenes Retail Legislation 82

SpeedWeed

JULY 21, 2021

Another significant regulatory change was creation of the Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) to oversee the industry, which had previously been regulated by the Nevada Department of Taxation. One of these priorities will likely be reforming state regulations on packaging and labeling, Martin said. “A

Dispensary 52

Dispensary Packaging Terpenes Consumption 52

SpeedWeed

JULY 21, 2021

Another significant regulatory change was creation of the Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) to oversee the industry, which had previously been regulated by the Nevada Department of Taxation. One of these priorities will likely be reforming state regulations on packaging and labeling, Martin said. “A

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Cultivation Legislation Dispensary Packaging 52

Cannabis Law Report

DECEMBER 25, 2019

The Plant Science: CBD, THC and PSAs. Ziad’s presentation focused on their brand introduction, plant history and science, anatomy, terpenes, growing from clone (a leaf trimming) to sale and consumption. All product grown from the female (or feminized) plant, is tested rigorously in compliance with Health Canada’s standards.

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Education Consumption Terpenes Cannabinoids 66

SpeedWeed

JULY 22, 2021

Another significant regulatory change was creation of the Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) to oversee the industry, which had previously been regulated by the Nevada Department of Taxation. One of these priorities will likely be reforming state regulations on packaging and labeling, Martin said. “A

Dispensary 52

Dispensary Packaging Terpenes Consumption 52

Cannabis Law Report

MARCH 28, 2019

The featured speakers included, Danica Hibpshman, OLCC Director of Licensing, Madeleine Cane, OLCC Marijuana Program Coordinator, Anthony Geltosky, OLCC’s only Packaging and Labeling Specialist, Sunny Summers, ODA Hemp Policy Coordinator, Marry Anne Cooper, Oregon Farm Bureau and Ken Helm, State Representative.

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Law Hemp Seed-To-Sale Policy 59