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When it comes to traditional food and beverage production, processors work to establish standardized processes and procedures that wouldn’t have to vary much if an ingredient, such as olive oil, was switched to a different supplier.
Developing legal cannabis edibles and beverages, however, is a different story. And the cannabis ingredients central to production often present a number of challenges—particularly for beverage processing.