The cannabis-infused edibles market is dominated by different products that are made from homogeneous batches, portion-evident, and shelf-stable. Any edible product lines include baked goods, confections, and beverages, so all recipes are created by professional chefs in cannabis-specific kitchens. Adding any cannabis concentrate when making edible products requires uniform mixing of the batch to achieve the proper Cannabidiol (CBD) or Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) dosages.
Cannabis-infused edible is designed with safety from the very beginning, you will learn to build food safety into product development at the very start. Written Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) will provide cannabis manufacturers with reference documentation for their operation to earn International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certification. Characteristics of infused edibles are an option for medical patients or recreational users who prefer not to smoke. Although edibles don’t generate the cannabis smell or odor that’s characteristic when smoked, it’s also a way to avoid others inhaling secondhand smoke too.
In this training, you’ll learn how the cannabis edibles sold around the world share the characteristics of being homogeneous for dosing and potency, conducive to the packaging of individual serving sizes, and being shelf-stable. You will find how the process of making infused edibles using cannabis concentrates (and its known CBD/THC potency) is added to the batch and then it’s stirred to smoothness or desired consistency. Discover how syrup for gummies or lollipops is uniformly mixed or how melted chocolate is mixed to blend the concentrate with flavorings.
Learn how beverage batches need to be blended before bottling and filling, or how even edibles may be coated with a concentrate that’s homogenized into its own coating. Most available edibles are created from a homogenized batch that will be portioned with measured dollops, filled into forms, or its packaging size. Discover how these portions are critical for achieving a uniform serving size for each edible.
Our "Claim-to-Fame" is Being The "Most Accredited (or Authorized)" Training Provider in The Industry to ENSURE What We Do Actually Meets All Those Cannabis Regulator Requirements.
Authorized by Alaska's Alcohol & Marijuana Control Office (AMCO) to deliver our entire Marijuana Handler Permit training that is required for all of the state's licensed establishment agents.
We've been authorized by Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation (IDFPR) to provide their state-required Responsible Vendor compliance training for handling cannabis.
We've been authorized by the Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) in Massachusetts state to provide the Basic & Advanced Responsible Vendor Training Curriculum that is required.
We've been authorized by the Department of Health (DOH) in Mississippi state to provide the mandated Dispensary Worker Training & its annual continuing education requirements.
Authorized by Washington's Department of Health (DOH) to provide their medical cannabis consultant training program that is required in all licensed retail stores with a medical endorsement.
We're authorized by Washington D.C.'s Department of Health (DOH) to deliver their medical cannabis industry certification that will be required for every manager of licensed facilities in the district.
Authorized by West Virginia's Department of Health & Human Resources (DHHR) where the Office of Medical Cannabis (OMC) has authorized our state-required industry education certification.
We're a member of the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) who's a top-notch non-profit that's always advancing the interests of our cannabis & how they're supporting our economy.
As a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) which is a professional membership association that promotes the role of Human Resources (HR) via education.
Authorized Outreach Trainers for the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) to provide Department of Labor (DOL) 10/30-Hour Card via our recognized Authorized OSHA Trainer team.
Authorized by Utah Department of Agricultural & Food (UDAF) has authorized as a 3rd-party training program provider to certify all of the medical cannabis agents that are required to be compliant.
We're authorized by Maryland's Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC) to deliver their Cannabis Dispensary Agent Training (CDAT) as a responsible training provider that's required to be compliant.
Authorized by the Vermont Cannabis Control Board (CCB) as an authorized trainer of customer-facing employees of retail cannabis establishments in the state to legally sell products to consumers.
Authorized by the Ohio Board of Pharmacy (BOP) as a foundational dispensary & continuing education to certify all employees that are required to be compliant in the state's medical cannabis industry.
Authorized Worker Protection Standard (WPS) Trainers for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to provide their compliance training to "Agricultural Workers" & "Pesticide Handlers" employees.
