The delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) cannabinoid has been the subject of much scientific and recreational attention and, along with CBD, is one of the most instantly recognizable cannabinoids on the market. Having said that, the cannabis plant contains over 100 other cannabinoids, and there has been recent scientific interest in investigating the potential benefits and risks of these less-dominant cannabinoids. These lesser-known chemical compounds found in cannabis are collectively referred to as minor cannabinoids. Unlike the dominant compounds THC and CBD, these minor cannabinoids exist in smaller quantities within the cannabis plant. However, they offer unique properties and can be isolated for.. READ MORE »
Cannabis-based products are gaining widespread patronage in Canada (and worldwide) due to a growing acceptance by industry regulators statewide. And with Mississauga, Canada, joining the steadily growing list of cities to allow the operation of cannabis retail stores, the industry’s growth outlook has improved. So, if you’re looking to start your own cannabis business, or work in a cannabis retail store, you’ll need the proper guidance to walk you through the complex terrain of regulatory bottlenecks, licensing requirements, and a competitive marketplace. With the Cannabis – Management, Quality, and Edibles Diploma offered at AAPS, you can get cannabis industry training.. READ MORE »
The cannabis industry has grown exponentially over the past decade as more states and countries around the world have legalized cannabis for medicinal and recreational use, including the Government of Canada, which legalized the Cannabis Act in 2018. However, with this growth has come a new set of challenges for the industry to face, particularly in product quality control and education. To overcome these challenges and consolidate the recent gains made by the cannabis industry, there’s a need for more concerted efforts on the part of industry specialists and professionals. Our Cannabis – Management, Quality and Edibles Diploma is instrumental.. READ MORE »
If you’re looking to obtain a cannabis license, then there are a number of considerations to keep in mind as you go through the steps. Focusing on organizing your documents, staying up to date with the current requirements, and being aware of processing times are simple tips to help you prepare for licensure. On top of that, we have a number of specific tips that will help give you the best chance of license approval. At AAPS, our expert instructors of cannabis professionals provide best-in-class education and training for the cannabis industry. Whether you want to work as a sales.. READ MORE »
The cannabis industry has been booming ever since its legalization in late 2018. The rise in research, processing, production, and distribution has skyrocketed to support an industry with growing interest and support from the public. At the Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences, we offer educational options for students to gain quality skills and expertise in the cannabis industry through our Cannabis Certificate and Diploma programs. AAPS students are able to dive deep into popular cannabis topics, including: Retail management Cannabis Licensing and Regulations Quality Assurance for Cannabis Cannabis Botany & Cultivation Cannabis Product Development The specialized skill set students gain.. READ MORE »
If you’re thinking about working in a cannabis business after training, it will be in the best interest of your business to implement tools that facilitate supply chain management. In the cannabis industry, regulatory bodies like Health Canada need supply chain information to secure the health of the market and ensure all health standards are upheld. For example, these requirements can help to prevent the movement of products between the black market and the legal market. In order to stay compliant and licensed in the cannabis industry, you’ll need to use seed-to-sale software. Choosing the right one will help you.. READ MORE »
Sanitized cannabis grow rooms are an integral aspect of any successful cannabis operation. With clean grow rooms, the quality and quantity of cannabis yield can be maximized, and growers can experience the reward of making the most of their crop. What’s more, safety hazards, diseases and invasive pests can all be prevented. As the industry expands and cannabis becomes more widely legalized, it’s becoming increasingly important for cultivators to define and adhere to good sanitation practices, while ensuring that their operation aligns with provincial and federal regulations. Within a grow room, a healthy environment for cultivation can be created by.. READ MORE »
The Cannabis 360 Conference is back for the second annual industry conference on September 29, 2022! The virtual conference is your chance to gain key insights on the biggest trends in the emerging markets of cannabis and psychedelics, both in Canada and abroad. With discussions on the key aspects of the cannabis industry, you’ll receive technical knowledge straight from industry leaders and regulatory specialists. If you’re currently working in the cannabis industry or looking to start your career in the field, the Cannabis 360 Conference is a chance to learn more about the possibilities today. The aim is to deliver.. READ MORE »
No longer a brand new market, the Cannabis industry in Canada is beginning to mature with each year and the need for cannabis in many forms continues to rise. While this growth can be contributed to increased demand, the need for excellence is equally as important. As new players enter the market, and as technology continues to advance, quality and creativity are skyrocketing in the Cannabis world. From teas and other drinks to gummies and pre-rolls, the strict regulations and compliance standards of the industry demand the highest quality products. The growth seen in the Canadian market has seen a.. READ MORE »
The process of safely cultivating cannabis for production and retail can be challenging, but also rewarding when done correctly. Although the process requires more resources than outdoor growth, cultivating cannabis indoors has many benefits, including the potential to yield a higher quality product, greater control of the harvesting process, and greater adaptability to seasonal changes. Taking Canada’s long winters into account, growing cannabis indoors often leads to better outcomes than attempts to cultivate outside. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in the cannabis industry, understanding the key practices involved in indoor cannabis cultivation will help you to implement a.. READ MORE »
