1 in 5 Cannabis Samples Are Failing California’s New Regulations
It is reported that these failures are due to both the mislabeling of products and contamination from pesticides, bacteria, and processing chemicals.
Maintaining Compliance with California’s Cannabis Pesticide Regulations
Failing to comply with the standards in place puts a cannabis company at risk of litigation and jeopardizes business contracts with other downstream cannabis operators.
Technology and Challenges in Cannabis Extraction
AC Braddock, CEO of Eden Labs joins us to discuss her company's cannabis extraction heritage and, the challenges faced when trying to produce quality, clean cannabis concentrates,
Tips and Advice for Creating Quality Cannabis Extracts
AC Braddock, CEO of Eden Labs join us to discuss the role of cannabis extraction science and how extraction scientists are creating great cannabis products.
Mountain High Acquires One Lab Co.
The acquisition brings with it a five-year lease of its modular extraction lab to Workforce Labor Solutions, LLC, which provides turnkey labor and extraction services to licensed cannabis producers in Washington state.
Developing Analytical Methods for Water Soluble Cannabis Phytochemicals
Team sets out to use modified sample processing and analytical testing for concentrated water solutions of cannabinoids and terpenes to help develop analytical methods for cannabis beverages
Neptune Files Two Patent Applications for Innovative Cannabis Extraction Processes
The extraction processes provide highly-efficient methods to obtain cannabinoids and other desired compounds from the cannabis plant at a greater purity than conventional methods.
Californian Cannabis Industry Hit by Wildfires
In addition to losses from direct burning as wildfires spread, soot is holding back plant growth whilst fire-borne contaminants continue to pose a risk to consumers.
Centrifugal Partition Chromatography: A More Streamlined, Affordable Method for Pure Cannabidiol Production
CPC extracts products with nearly 100 percent purity at a 95 percent recovery rate and as such could be used to research, develop and produce cannabis-derived medicines.
