Retail packaging

mustang519

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What is the best way to retail package small amounts from say 2 grams to an ounce. In WA processors will have to package product before wholesale to retail outlet. I want to maintain quality, have a month or two shelf life, and visually display the product and be tamper evident. This will also have to be cost effective as far as materials and time. Any ideas would be welcome. I am trying to crunch the numbers and see if it would make any sense to get a producer/processor license. But I have never packaged like this before. Thanks in advance!
 

bass1014

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clear vacuum sealer works well with up to a lb. will store for almost indefinite and its clear and you can write on the bags.. you can get a new one for less than $50. and bags are not that expensive. freezer proof bags also..
 

azryda420

Active Member
And that is retarded that theirs going to be "processors"......

Most dispensaries in Cali have employees that handle that shit. Fine trimming, packaging etc.
 

bass1014

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the best thing about the vacuum sealer is that the packages are tamper proof so when someone opens it the seal is broken and you will know when its open and you can make the packages any size you want.. Confucius also says man who have hole in pocket play with pee pee.
 

mustang519

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And that is retarded that theirs going to be "processors"......

Most dispensaries in Cali have employees that handle that shit. Fine trimming, packaging etc.
the way the law was worded is there are 3 levels - producer/processor/retailer - they are doing this to get more in taxes and try and control diversion. They also require that you video the entire operation 24/7 -- grow rooms, greenhouses, trim areas, drying areas, packaging.
 

azryda420

Active Member
They also require that you video the entire operation 24/7 -- grow rooms, greenhouses, trim areas, drying areas, packaging.
Damn that's nuts.

If you need some sick graphics for packaging hit me up on PM.

You gotta think about marketing at this point. If you want your shit to move. Good product design and labeling is a major factor.
 

mustang519

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Thanks azryda ............ I still have to research the label requirements but will keep your advice in mind.
 
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