You’ve probably heard about hemp packaging, but have you listened to these five cliches? You’re not alone! Before you buy hemp products, learn more about the benefits of hemp packaging. Here are three common questions to ask yourself. Will you purchase hemp products if you read the label? And what’s the best way to tell if something is hemp-derived? Continue reading for the answers to these questions and more.
Five cliches about hemp packaging you shouldn’t believe
There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding the packaging of hemp products. But, five cliches are simply wrong. Here are some things you should never believe when shopping for hemp products. First, you should never think that these products are made of mushrooms. Mushroom packaging is made from the inner woody parts of the hemp stalk called hurds. These woody parts are very insulating and excellent replacements for plastic inserts.
Cost of hemp labels
Hemp products are the fastest-growing market segment in the USA. Providing shelf presence is essential to their successful launch, and the label needs to balance evolving legal requirements with a strong visual identity. Advanced Labeling Systems is the perfect partner for hemp manufacturers. The company’s Hemp Label Stock is sourced from hemp plants that have zero carbon footprint. For your hemp labels, we offer several options to fit your specific needs. We will explain each option in more detail below.
Trademarking: Although it isn’t required, it’s strongly recommended, especially if you create unique CBD products. The trademark process may cost $250 to handle in-house or $2000+ if you hire a professional. White labeling isn’t required for hemp startups, but this process may require costs for established brands, such as Hemp Depot. Hemp Depot, for example, is a well-established CBD brand.
Cannabinoid content of hemp products
Cannabinoid-rich hemp products have gained popularity in recent years, but they are not all created equally. Some may contain harmful pesticides, contaminants, and no cannabinoids. It is essential to check basic characteristics to ensure that you are getting only the highest-quality hemp-based products. Below is a list of things to look for. Read it carefully to determine if the hemp product you’re about to purchase is safe for you and your family.
Before buying hemp products, you should check their labels for the cannabinoid content. Current regulations prohibit the sale of smokable hemp flowers, but they do not ban disposable vaporizer cartridges pre-filled with hemp extract. And there is no rule banning the addition of THC or delta-8 THC to the packaging. The only problem is that many consumers may not be aware of this issue.
Safety of hemp products
A significant source of information on the safety of hemp products is the Certificate of Analysis (COA). This document should be issued by an independent lab certified by the DEA and licensed to test for THC. It should be signed by the lab’s director, chief scientist, and lab technician. If the COA does not state that it is certified as safe, the hemp product is not secure. As a result, consumers should be wary of suppliers who do not provide this document.
In the United States, hemp products could not enter interstate commerce until October 15, 1994, when they were made and marketed for human consumption. This means that hemp products are considered new dietary ingredients and must be substantiated as safe. To do so, hemp product manufacturers must notify the FDA of their new ingredient and provide information on the safety of their products. The security of hemp products is an ongoing concern for consumers and the industry. The FDA and other stakeholders are working to address concerns and make the industry safer.
