Cannabis Processing
Cannabis Industry 420: What’s New in 2022
While there is much to be cautious about, there is a lot more to celebrate — here are some key developments to highlight this year’s 420 celebration.
Cannabis Laboratory Product Roundup
The end of the year is the perfect time to glance back at product developments over the past year and preview the emerging product landscape in 2022.
This Year’s 420 Cannabis Holiday is like No Other
From a rocky past year to a brilliant outlook, this year’s 420 cannabis holiday marks a unique time in the industry
Cannabis vs Coffee: The Science Behind the Ultimate Extraction
Regardless of the particular coffee roast or cannabis strain, there is a science to extraction that underlies the true essence of these plants and their extracted products.
Innovative New Products for Cannabis Extraction and Particle Analysis from FRITSCH
We caught up with Melissa Fauth, President and CEO, and Jeff Scott, Business Development Manager, to learn more about the exciting new PULVERISETTE 11 Knife Mill and ANALYSETTE 22 NeXT Particle Analyzer instruments.
Cannabis Laboratory Product Trends in the New Year
We take a moment and examine a few new product trends that will help the industry gain stronger footholds in the new year and beyond.
Cannabis and Chocolate: Analytical Testing Challenges and Progress
Recent work has shed light on the basis of chocolate sample interferences in potency testing of cannabis edibles.
3 Important Considerations in Cannabis Contaminants Testing
We discuss three “C”s of contaminants testing – complexity, compliance, and costs, and the importance these bear on the success of operations.
Hot Spots in the World of Medicinal Cannabis Development
Solubility, stability, dose release, and bioavailability — progress in these areas is essential for the effectiveness of cannabis formulations, and the future of cannabis drug development.
Emerging Product Solutions for a New Cannabis Landscape
The post COVID-19 landscape will incorporate new tools designed to address challenges in both the lab and the field -- technologies that may be essential as we move to higher standards of safety, efficiency, and automation.
New Cannabis Sample Preparation Solutions: Monitoring the Plant and the Product
Whether testing cannabis plants in the field or cannabis products and extracts in the lab, quality testing depends on high-performance sample preparation solutions.
Cannabis Laboratory: Short-Term Challenges and Long-Term Growth for an Evolving Industry
2020 was shaping up to be a benchmark year for the maturing industry. Although no one could have predicted the current pandemic and ensuing economic challenges, the storm that currently clouds the industry may give way to brighter skies in the months to come.
Sartorius Tacta Pipettes: The Sustainable Solution for Today’s Cannabis Labs
The Tacta family of pipettes from Sartorius offer the highest-quality and performance, while attending to the comfort and well-being of the professionals that use them. Tacta pipettes are the perfect solution for performance and sustainability in cannabis lab operations.
New Cannabis Potency Testing Instruments and Equipment
New potency analysis products span the spectrum, from novel cannabis testing techniques such as FTIR and NMR spectroscopies, to innovative sampling techniques and more. Here is a brief view of new products on the market.
The Latest Cannabis Extraction Equipment and Technologies
The selection of extraction process depends on the intended targets, the resources available, budget, expertise, and the expanding needs of the operation. Here is a snapshot of the growing range of new extraction technologies available.
Future Trends in the Cannabis Industry: Interactive Infographic Timeline
The Future Trends in the Cannabis Industry Interactive Infographic is a living resource keeping pace with the rapidly evolving cannabis industry. This post serves as a chronology of the infographic, citing ongoing developments in the areas of: Advancements in Instrumentation, Advancements in Research, Testing Standardization, Genomics and Chemotypes, and Quality Control Improvements.