Taking place June 2–4, this conference will be about all things cannabis testing, from laboratory regulations to new technologies and method development.
Leighton Wolff, president of GrowFit Analytics, illustrates how grow condition monitoring and data analytics is the best way to prevent mold and fungal infestation while increasing crop consistency and product quality.
By mitigating the potential for damaging effects of a food safety event, companies can prevent, or greatly lessen the impact, to both their reputation and public perception, as well as limit the financial liability and legal penalties.
Perry Johnson Registrars Food Safety, Inc. (PJRFSI) now offers specialty certifications to cover all facets of the cannabis industry, based on successful food, agricultural and pharmaceutical safety certifications. From growing and harvesting to production or extraction, there are streamlined and effective resources available for everyone.
The primary goal of a Preventative Environmental Monitioring (PEM) program is to detect a contaminant before it reaches a surface that touches the product or the product itself. Remember that this is not a one-size-fits-all approach to safety; each facility has its own unique set of hazards and control points.
The market in Canada is rapidly expanding to include a number of new types of products. With the recreational market expanding, however, comes a host of new regulations producers need to comply with.
Cannabis concentrates are one of the fastest growing segments of the cannabis industry. This article explores best practices for cannabis cultivators looking to produce safe and high- quality cannabis concentrates.
Implementing a recall strategy requires attention to detail in a couple of important areas, like planning, documentation, traceability, training and more.
An ERP solution with integrated CMS capabilities helps businesses strengthen supply chain management by seamlessly incorporating cannabis cultivation with day-to-day company operations to efficiently deliver seed to sale capabilities and meet marketplace demands.
If you can increase density in your crops, you should theoretically be able to increase yield and thus improve your overall ROI.