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Cannabidiol (CBD) concentrate is cannabis in its purest form. The concentrated oil is extracted from the cannabis plant and is sold in various forms in medical marijuana dispensaries across the country. Common forms of CBD concentrate products include: Oils Pills Edibles Tinctures …
As a frequent customer of the local medical marijuana dispensary, you may notice you have a growing supply of containers lying around the house. While you may find medical marijuana containers to be larger than necessary and ultimately wasteful, the reality is the strict requirements …
As a part of the medical marijuana industry, it’s important to stay current on all of the state-regulated packaging laws that concern your business. All aspects of the medical marijuana business require compliance with specific regulations to ensure products are properly prepared and packaged for …
As the medical marijuana business continues to grow and expand throughout the United States, there’s a lot of lingo to decipher. Marijuana products are available in a great variety of forms and if you’re planning on going into the medical marijuana business, it pays to …
Perhaps your personal interest in the health benefits of cannabis has sparked ideas about opening your own cannabis business. The industry, as a whole, is growing rapidly, with constant changes occurring daily across the country. Getting ready to open up shop requires thorough planning …
If you’re not familiar with the beer growler concept, now is a great time to catch up. A growler is a container that holds beer straight from the tap, so you can enjoy it at home or elsewhere. The growler name has been in …
Crafting your own homebrew beer requires the right bottle choices to preserve the integrity of your product. But how do you make the choice when there are so many options available? Craft beers require durable, food-safe containers that ensure your beverages taste as good …
Far back in the 1800s, people carried their fresh brewed beer in tin pails or glass jugs, known as growlers, from the brewery to the pub. The nickname ‘growler’ came from the sloshing sound the beer made as the pails were carried down the street. …
Modern brewers are capitalizing on the popularity of homemade ales, creating a classic but unique beverage in a variety of flavors. Some even offer take-away growlers to attract new and interested beer enthusiasts. Likely the most traditional beer across the globe, ales date back to …
The opportunity to bring home fresh beer right from the brewer’s tap is made possible by the age-old beer growler system. In theory, you can walk into a local bar or brewery and ask for a fill up of either a traditional 32- or 64-ounce …