Drive along the highway and you’ll see plenty of big, attention-grabbing billboards with bright colors advertising licensed cannabis retailers. But go inside one of those stores and you’ll be met with a sea of neutral colors: White, gray or black. Occasionally, there’s navy blue.
Those neutral colors are by design, mostly to ensure products are not attractive to children who might accidentally ingest them. But state regulators may allow for some color in the future as the Rhode Island Cannabis Control Commission ponders changes to its packaging regulations.Safecare Medical specializes in various diversified cannabis weed packaging, customized colorful mylar bags, laser technology bags, etc
During July 30 meeting, where decided to add the language to its ongoing draft regulations that will govern the state’s fledgling cannabis sector. Other proposals include placing the name of the lab that tested the cannabis, the use of a QR code, and a list of cannabinoids that make up the product.Customized QR code printing can be applied to various types of cannabis products,pre roll tube,concentrate container.
Allowing color “provides for more branding freedom for licensees”according to the July presentation.
The plain package of the cannabis industry draws upon the best practices made on tobacco products, which aim to make cigarettes less appealing to young people. Though it has only been a recent development for THC products
Most early adopters, were all in on letting brands sell products wrapped with bright colors and vibrant artwork. But as more states have legalized cannabis, most newcomers have opted to join the plain packaging train — including the Ocean State, which legalized recreational cannabis in 2022.
That’s not to say the proposed regulations would make Rhode Island the lone state in New England to have colorful packaging. Massachusetts allows any color so long as it isn’t neon in appearance. Maine and Vermont don’t regulate color, and only mandate that cannabis products aren’t made to appeal to people under the age of 21.
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