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CANNABIS PRODUCTS | JUNE 2020

Sublingual Micropearl Dispenser

June 24, 2020

Evielab's patent-pending micropearl technology dissolves quickly under the tongue and is as discreet as a breath mint.

CANNABIS PRODUCTS | JUNE 2020

Taking a Look at Today's Cannabis Consumer

Distinct consumer populations are emerging, illustrating diverse future directions for the industry.

Douglas J. Peckenpaugh

June 23, 2020

In the wake of progressively expanding legislation opening legal cannabis markets across the U.S., we've discovered that today's cannabis consumer comes from all walks of life, and product branding can take myriad viable forms.

CANNABIS PRODUCTS | JUNE 2020

Kinder-Safe Child-Resistant Packaging

June 17, 2020

Kinder-Safe is a line of child-resistant packaging solutions serving the medical and recreational cannabis industry.

New Plant Products

Automated tote management system

June 12, 2020

Tote systems employ reusable containers made of plastic or cardboard to transfer products, accommodating a range of products and primary packaging types.

Packaging

Barrier paper, linerboard with water-based coating can be recycled, repulped

Rose Shilling

June 12, 2020

Cortec Corp. has created an alternative coated paper, which hasn’t been easily recyclable through normal channels.

Flexible Pouches

2 peanut butter brands try to lessen the mess with new packages

Jif, Skippy add squeeze pouches

Rose Shilling

June 11, 2020

Two peanut butter brands are adding squeeze pouches to their product lineups, using flexible packaging to appeal to people who don't like getting the spread on their hand when they scrape the last bits out of the jar.

How to Manage Cannabinoid Degradation in Food and Beverage Products

Russ Cersosimo, cofounder of Hemp Synergistics, talks extraction, third-party testing and proper packaging.

Douglas J. Peckenpaugh

June 10, 2020

Cannabis Products recently spoke with Russ Cersosimo, cofounder of Hemp Synergistics, about cannabinoid degradation and what can be done to prevent or reduce it.