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502 Cannabis Infused Processing Professional Education
Join us for an informative breakdown of the realities of cannabis infused processing including techniques, cannabis science, WSLCB requirements, FDA labeling and WSDA food processing regulations.
Learn how to extract larger cannabinoid yields than you ever thought possible without solvents using exclusive methods and parameters.
We will cover strategies for easily creating a WSDA compliant food processing environment. In addition this seminar will share trade secrets for how your business can quickly and efficiently trim, package and distribute cannabis flowers on a commercial level.
Course will also cover cannabis infusion best practices such as temperatures & methods.
Seminar includes processor packet workshop & take home materials.
Lunch and beverages will be provided, when registering for course please be sure to include any dietary restrictions.
About Instructor Jim Chaney:
Jim has been working with the CCSE for the past three years helping to manage marketing and push the envelope in developing rigorous standards for cannabis processors. In 2011 Jim authored the groups official standards for medical processors which were presented to many city and state officials throughout 2012. He currently serves on the Coalition's board as Secretary.
Coming from IT and Marketing backgrounds, Jim has been working in the medical cannabis industry for the past 3 years with considerable results in the edible and design sectors. He is the founder of processing and logistics company Dream Cream whose product line includes popular cannabis infused coffees, hash and flowers.
These seminars are designed to help the novice as well as the seasoned pro. To get a clearer picture of the topics that will be discussed, please look over the course outlined below.
Topics will include:
Logistics Processing
-Barebones processing to compliment in house production.
-Best trimming practices on an industrial scale with manual scissor assembly lines or automatic tumble trimming machines.
-The pros and cons of hand trimming and best models of automatic trimmers.
-Nitrogen sealing equipment and it's effects on the curing process.
-Best curing practices. Scaling cure process to an LCB compliant industrial level.
Concentrates Processing
-Extraction Area Systems and best practices.
-Specialized packaging of Solventless Hash & BHO. Example: Customized Silicon Molds
-Drying and Curing Solventless Hash
-Scaling concentrates processing to industrial levels with specialized equipment.
Edibles Processing
-Dietary Supplements VS. Food Products.
-The importance of Shelf Stable food products.
-Researching and developing shelf stable recipes
-Sourcing wholesale ingredients
-Infusion platform
Packaging & FDA
-Designing packaging with an inhouse graphics designer vs. contractor.
-Integrating WSLCB packaging features as well as internal tracking codes.
-Barcodes & SKUs.
-Integrating FDA compliant packaging features for food products
-Packaging assembly line systems
-Scales Commercial and LCB compliant solutions
-Sustainable packaging options and vendors.
-The pros and cons of in house printing, local printshops and online printing.
Cannabis Infusion Alchemy
-Temperature and time guidelines for cannabis processing.
-Testing protocols
-PH levels affect cannabis infusion.
-Avoiding cannabinoid and terpene loss.
-Primary and secondary extractions for maximized yields.
-Terpene Enrichment
Facility Specifications
-Your business will be inspected by the WSLCB.
-Minimum standards of compliance for LCB
-Does your business qualify for inspection from WSDA?
-Product categories that qualify your business for WSDA processor facility regulations.
-Storage
Washington State Department of Agriculture
-Processor Packet Workshop. We will cover the WSDA food processing facility application packet.
-WSDA Inspection tips and protocols
-Minimum sanitary conditions for processing facilities
-Food regulation definitions explained and examined
Security & Technology
-Integrating LCB tracking and quarantine requirements with your processing workflow.
-Protecting your Drying, Curing and Quarantine areas with digital locks and cameras.
-Building secure transfer protocols.
-Information security Email, Cloud Storage, Camera backup storage
-Protecting your products during transportation.
*As Seen on King5 News, The Stranger and Dope Magazine*
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LocationSeattle Creative Arts Center (View)
2601 NW Market Street
Seattle, WA 98107
United States
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| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: Yes! |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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