Good Production Practices (GPP) What Health Canada Looks For

Good Production Practices (GPP) are the rules that you must follow to produce cannabis products in a safe and sanitary environment. They’re designed to ensure that your facility stays clean, safe, and secure for both you and your employees. Having GPP protocols in place is essential for maintaining compliance with Health Canada regulations. What are

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Physical Security in the Cannabis Industry

If you’re thinking of starting a cannabis business, there are a few hurdles you’ll need to get over before you’re licensed and ready to go. One of the largest portions of the application process, as well as getting your site ready for production, is physical security. Under the Cannabis Act and Regulations, there are a

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Pests and Challenges in Cannabis – The Integrated Pest Management System

Cannabis plants are susceptible to many pests, including insects, mites, fungi or bacteria. What’s more, the pests associated with cannabis are different between outdoor grows and indoor grows. An infestation is far easier to deal with if caught early, so you should ensure you are checking your plants regularly. It’s important to manage any pests

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What You Should Consider Before Pursuing an Outdoor Cultivation Licence

When it comes to cannabis, there’s no such thing as the “best” way to grow. There are many factors that play a role in which growing method you prefer, and consumers will often choose a particular product or strain(s) based on their own preference or desired experience. If you’re thinking of cultivating cannabis outdoors, there

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What to Expect Once You Receive Your Cannabis Licence

A cannabis grow operation greenhouse

You did it! After months of hard work, undergoing a pre-licence inspection by Health Canada (if needed) and patiently waiting, you’ve finally received your cannabis licence! But wait – a more thorough look at your licence shows there are some conditions which limit the activities you’re permitted to perform. While you have achieved a major

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