Creating and Selling Cannabis Infused Products
$300.00
This course provides an introduction to the cannabis-infused product industry. Understand the law that governs and will govern cannabis-infused products in Canada, be able to distinguish between the principal ingredients that make up a cannabis-infused product, comprehend the different methods of production and understand the difference between a medical and recreational cannabis-infused product.
Once you have completed this course, you will be able to understand and demonstrate the skills to provide general knowledge related to cannabis and cannabis edible products in Canada.
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Return to StoreThis course provides an introduction to the cannabis-infused product industry. Understand the law that governs and will govern cannabis-infused products in Canada, be able to distinguish between the principal ingredients that make up a cannabis-infused product, comprehend the different methods of production and understand the difference between a medical and recreational cannabis-infused product.
Once you have completed this course, you will be able to understand and demonstrate the skills to provide general knowledge related to cannabis and cannabis edible products in Canada.
Learning Objectives
- After completing this course, you will understand:
- The definition of a cannabis-infused product
- The path Canada has set for itself regarding these products
- The legislative and regulatory frameworks
- The American experience regarding these products
- What future regulation will entail and what to expect from the market
Course Outline & Major Topics
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- Module 1: So You Want to Make a Cannabis-Infused Product
- Learning Outcomes
- What is in a Name?
- What is a CIP?
- How Products are Infused
- How is the Oil Extracted?
- Extraction/Production Methods
- Pros and Cons of Extraction Methods
- A Better Way?
- The Law
- Today’s Medical Use Product
- Module 2: The American Experience
- Learning Outcomes
- Market Data
- Edible Products
- Popular Edible Products
- The U.S. Approach to Edibles
- Colorado: A Popular Place
- Challenges in the U.S.
- Module 3: What Now, Canada?
- Learning Outcomes
- The Legislative Context
- Standards
- Quality Assurance
- Security
- Document Control
- Packaging and Labelling
- Types of Products
- Module 1: So You Want to Make a Cannabis-Infused Product
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*Receive a nationally recognized certificate for participation in this course
Who Should Take This Course?
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- Business Owners
- Management & Supervisors
- Human Resource Professionals
- Entrepreneurs
- Educators
- Auditors
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