by Jill Ellsworth | Oct 7, 2026 | Infusion & Product Formulation
Infusion label claim tolerance sounds like a packaging detail, right up until a batch tests outside the window and your whole production calendar goes sideways. If you produce infused flower, pre-rolls, edibles, or beverages, the potency number on the label is not a... 
by Jill Ellsworth | Sep 29, 2026 | Infusion & Product Formulation
Terpene reintroduction SOP work matters because terpenes do not care about your production calendar. If flower sits in normal storage conditions, those lighter aromatic compounds can drift off faster than most teams expect, and what started as a loud, recognizable... 
by Jill Ellsworth | Sep 18, 2026 | Infusion & Product Formulation
Infused flower QA testing should start with one simple reality: you are not releasing “flower plus a concentrate COA.” You are releasing a finished product that had extra handling, extra equipment contact, and at least one more ingredient stream than your standard... 
by Jill Ellsworth | Sep 16, 2026 | Infusion & Product Formulation
Infusion deviation log work is what keeps “we had a hiccup” from turning into a week of guesswork. When you are running infused flower, infused pre-rolls, or edibles, little misses can stack up fast: a setpoint that drifted, a mixer that ran short, a scale that was... 
by Jill Ellsworth | Sep 11, 2026 | Infusion & Product Formulation
Cannabis infusion equipment selection is one of those decisions you feel in every corner of a multi-product facility: your schedules, your cleaning downtime, your audit prep, and the simple question of whether each SKU tastes and tests the way you said it would. I run... 
by Jill Ellsworth | Sep 2, 2026 | Infusion & Product Formulation
Cannabis infusion process capability is the easiest way to answer the question you eventually hear from QA, operations, or a buyer: can you reliably hit label claim, batch after batch, without holding your breath until the COA comes back? If you run infused pre-rolls,...