Cannabis & Tech Today spoke with Bill Ludlow, the founder and CEO of Crativ Packaging, and Brian Domann, the director of sales, on-site at MJBizCon 2023. Watch below as Ludlow
Walking into a dispensary for the first time, or even the tenth, can be a little overwhelming. With such a wealth of options of brands, strains, and packaging types, decision
For distributors and retailers, cannabis packaging can be a headache. There are myriad compliance issues to contend with including labeling and tracking, and logistical challenges such as shipping units from
Today, nearly every consumer-packaged good from food to pharmaceuticals and now even cannabis products, are seeking the most effective, efficient and advanced formed and sealed packaging. The materials used for
Are child-safety features locking out patients as well? Bill McCall had never tried cannabis until his home state of Ohio legalized medical marijuana in 2016. McCall, 62, suffers from chronic
If being more sustainable was at the top of your New Year’s resolution list this year, achieving that goal could be a bit daunting when buying cannabis at a dispensary.
How Diamond Packaging’s Designs Are Setting a New Paradigm.
CRATIV Packaging announced its new, USDA Certified BioPreferred packaging, which is made using a blend of renewable, plant-based materials.
It’s time to address the cannabis industry’s abundant use of plastic. Cannabis companies are fighting to create a healthier environment for their favorite plant to thrive.
Some companies in the cannabis industry are implementing bio-circular packaging solutions. Once unaffordable, they’re increasingly available at competitive prices.
The importance of sustainable packaging solutions has never been greater as the cannabis industry is becoming a bigger part of our living planet.
Excessive packaging is an issue in the industry. Could barrier bags cut down on waste and keep contents fresh for longer?
The legal cannabis industry has a massive carbon footprint, and one area in particular is causing major headaches from a sustainability standpoint.
Shipping cannabis drinks in aluminum cans makes sense, however, researchers recently found an issue that may dramatically limit their shipping potential.
