Criveller 4-spout semi-automatic pressure fillers are made of 304 stainless steel and use self-leveling valve technology.

An idea for a THC beer by the brewmaster who created Blue Moon at MillerCoors first came to life through its packaging.

Dixie Elixir, the first product from Dixie Brands, uses a proprietary child-resistant bottle with a dosing cap that lets the user measure small amounts to drink.

Inside the outer cardboard box, Chill puts its THC chocolate bars in child-resistant, plastic containers from CRATIV Packaging.

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.

The low calorie, sparkling alternative to soda is naturally sweetened with a touch of anti-oxidant rich, organic maple syrup.

Growpacker anticipates CERIA can quickly become a market leader for dealcoholized cannabis-infused beer in North America, due to the founders’ unique brewing process, custom formulations, great tasting brews and partnerships with top industry advisors.

The challenges of developing a legal cannabis beverage didn't stop Keith Villa, Ph.D., co-founder, CERIA Brewing, Arvada, CO, as he set out to create the state's first THC-infused beer.

The Farm Bill's recent passing gives a green light for products to include hemp extracts. The legalization of hemp couldn’t come at a better time, as functional beverages—especially those deriving their benefits from plant sources—are rising in popularity.

CBD (cannabidiol) – the non-psychoactive naturally occurring cannabinoid found in the hemp plant – is thought to have immense health benefits, including alleviating pain, reducing stress and decreasing inflammation.