has to be in an opaque package. it s a 25-milligram bar. people can eat that in one serving. it s got a $1.50 clip on it, which is the most expensive thing in this bar. and it s trash. it s $1 million a year for packaging. i can t believe i just said that out loud. i don t know how much it s going to cost us yet. i know that we re going to have to change the labels on everything. the packaging will completely change everything we do. if it went through, susan, i mean, it would be the end of the edible industry. there wasn t comprehensive agreement on whether or not we should just simply limit manufacturers to ten-milligram edibles. there was some opposing views on whether or not that was the right thing to do. so what we did is allowed for manufacturers to still create 100-milligram edibles. the only thing was they had to be able to score that product and make it really clear where the different serving sizes existed within that product, and
it s a 25-milligram bar. people can eat that in one serving. it s got a $1.50 clip on it, which is the most expensive thing in this bar. and it s trash. it s $1 million a year for packaging. i can t believe i just said that out loud. i don t know how much it s going to cost us yet. i know that we re going to have to change the labels on everything. the packaging will completely change everything we do. if it went through, susan, i mean, it would be the end of the edible industry. there wasn t comprehensive agreement on whether or not we should just simply limit manufacturers to ten-milligram edibles. there was some opposing views on whether or not that was the right thing to do. so what we did is allowed for manufacturers to still create 100-milligram edibles. the only thing was they had to be able to score that product and make it really clear where the different serving sizes existed within that product, and it had to be made easily
everything. the packaging will completely change everything we do. if it went through, susan, i mean, it would be the end of the edible industry. there wasn t comprehensive agreement on whether or not we should just simply limit manufacturers to ten-milligram edibles. there was some opposing views on whether or not that was the right thing to do. so what we did is allowed for manufacturers to still create 100-milligram edibles. the only thing was they had to be able to score that product and make it really clear where the different serving sizes existed within that product, and it had to be made easily separable at the point it was scored. more troubles for the edibles industry. while the new rules about dosing and packaging were wreaking havoc, the news runs stories on black market attempts to make edibles at home. a regulatory tsunami of new safety rules was just over the horizon, threatening to halt production. the opposition may not be able to shut down the edibles industry
people can eat that in one serving. it s got a $1.50 clip on it, which is the most expensive thing in this bar. and it s trash. it s $1 million a year for packaging. i can t believe i just said that out loud. i don t know how much it s going to cost us yet. i know that we re going to have to change the labels on everything. the packaging will completely change everything we do. if it went through, susan, i mean, it would be the end of the edible industry. there wasn t comprehensive agreement on whether or not we should just simply limit manufacturers to ten-milligram edibles. there was some opposing views on whether or not that was the right thing to do. so what we did is allowed for manufacturers to still create 100-milligram edibles. the only thing was they had to be able to score that product and make it really clear where the different serving sizes
manufacturers to still create 100-milligram edibles. the only thing was they had to be able to score that product and make it really clear where the different serving sizes existed within that product, and it had to be made easily separable at the point it was scored. more troubles for the ediblings industry. while the new rules about dosing and packaging were reeking havoc, the news runs stories on black market attempts to make edibles at home. a regulatory tsunami of new safety rules was just over the horizon, threatening to halt production. the opposition may not be able to shut down the edibles industry, but a barrage of shifting regular lakes could cause a war of attrition. dixie is running on oil reserve, unable to create marijuana oil because of new fire department regulations. their assembly line won t be rolling again until they get a new explosion-proof hood for their extractor. cheapest i found is $25,000. you have to have the