The 2022 Extraction Virtual Conference. Check out sessions from this virtual event like: The Future of Cannabis Concentrates: in Hydrocarbon Extraction & Manufacturing; Extraction Optimization Through Artificial Intelligence; and How the Notorious CO2 Became a Superhero: SFC for Green Cannabinoid and Terpene Purification.
The cannabis-infused beverage market is poised for explosive growth. The brands that survive – and succeed – will be those that position themselves for growth by clearing and buttoning up their brands as early as possible.
With cannabis and cannabis products, the analyst is faced with a very challenging matrix and targets that may range from trace level through percent level thus placing considerable demands on the sample preparation techniques. The optimal sample preparation method for potency analysis of cannabis flower was determined using a methanol extraction coupled with filtration using regenerated cellulose filters.
In this piece, Jill Ellsworth and Dr. Tess Eidem discuss an overview of microbial contaminants that can adversely affect harvests and consumers, while providing insights into the importance of quality assurance and Good Manufacturing Practices.
The CQC is a business-to-business conference and expo where cannabis industry leaders and stakeholders meet to build the future of the cannabis marketplace. Taking place in a pivotal year for the cannabis industry and in a location surrounded by new market opportunities, the CQC will deliver hands-on education, networking and business discussions.
A new ASTM International standard seeks to create an internationally recognized symbol that indicates a product contains intoxicating cannabinoids.
Companies are betting big on the beverage sector. Estimates clock the beverage category at about $1 billion in just a few years. While that’s still a small piece of the pie, it’s one of the fastest growing segments.
The 2022 Cannabis Cultivation Virtual Conference. Check out presentations from the program including: Moving Forward in Craft Cannabis; Beyond Terpenes: What Else Is There and Why Should You Care?; Applying Integrated Pest Management to Cannabis Cultivation; and Characterizing Nuisance Biofilms with NGS to Adopt Better Water Treatment Program
Cannabis manufacturers can take new regulatory oversight and multi-state operational challenges in stride with unified systems designed to facilitate growth and automate regulatory compliance management.
Salmonella and Aspergillus contamination can occur throughout the cannabis supply chain, from seed to sale. Implementing a supply chain risk assessment and management program will enable you to determine where the greatest risks lie among your ingredients and suppliers, allowing you to allocate resources based on that risk.
