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|Webcasts|May 11, 2021
CBD: The Road to Quality, Chapter 2: Extraction and Processing Excellence
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The quality gap is widening as more products enter the CBD market. Government regulators, industry critics, and responsible market players are well aware that many products in the market are failing to meet label claims. As competition grows in the CBD market, and as industry scrutiny increases, responsible companies must stand out by ensuring they employ industry best practices for putting credible, high-quality products on the shelf.
In this webcast series, we go back to basics: How to employ best practices in cultivation, extraction, processing, testing, and third-party certifications. Join us as we take a deep dive into the science of cannabis and what the future of excellence holds.
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Chapter 2: Extraction and Processing Excellence
Once you have quality starting materials, what are the next steps in creating a valuable CBD product? In this webcast, experts discuss best practices for extraction and processing. Experts explore how extraction and processing needs differ depending on the type of finished product being made. Finally, they will discuss the need for consistency within the industry and a stronger push for standardization driven by market forces.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Extraction basics
- Processing methods and best practices
- Learn about how extraction and processing needs differ depending on the unique type of finished product being made.
- How does the quality of each type of finished product depend on the choice of extraction and processing methods used?
- How does a lack of consistency and reproducibility impact the final product?
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