Across the globe, newfound support and reform of laws have elevated the research arena of the medical uses of marijuana. A hard plant to grow without the right conditions, even the slightest variations in water usage and environment can make it hard to process a full-grown specimen for byproduct extraction and research. Experimenting with many techniques to keep studies within budget, companies in the sector are now turning to technology makers in formulating and building machinery that can help cultivate and harvest cannabis efficiently.
Paving the way for equipment and technology providers to enter the forte, the market is set to soar to greater heights, and research report filing to attain an all-time high.
In this edition of Food and Beverages Tech Review Europe, industry leaders such as Paul Dickinson, Director of Food, Fuller Smith & Turner, and Linda Cudjoe, Head of Food Safety & Technical, HARRODS, share their thoughts on the best systems and techniques to deploy while practising in cannabis research.
To assist our readers in finding the best partners, the magazine also features innovative solutions from CBDepot, DEVEX, E&H and Portocanna. The highlighted companies are leaders in helping establish legal and quality standards for cannabinoid ingredients and the formulation of cannabidiol derivatives that have a fast-growing presence in sectors including food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and other health products. In terms of a stellar source for extraction of products, a leading solution is DEVEX’s cryogenic ethanol extraction system—CryoEXS—that is capable of extraction, evaporation and waste management. The team is happy to present our top Cannabis Solutions Providers in Europe - 2022.
