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Packaging suppliers are rushing to provide new child-resistant bottles, tins, jars and bags for legal cannabis edibles to offer variety that producers find lacking.
Because child-resistant packaging requirements vary in states where cannabis is legal, many companies infusing food and drinks choose containers with the best protection—required or not—so they can sell the same packages everywhere. But they still want to offer attractive, affordable packaging to help meet their sales and cost targets.