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Cannabis Edibles Packaging

Edibles have the strictest packaging rules in cannabis, because they look like food and often taste like it. Cannabis edibles packaging has to be child-resistant, opaque or clearly marked, food-grade on the inside, and labelled per serving. We make bags, cartons and jars that tick all four, from 5,000 units.

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Formats

Edibles packaging we make

Child-resistant mylar bag with resealable zipperChild-resistant mylar bags
Gummies and chews

Child-resistant mylar bags

Certified CR zipper, food-grade inner layer, matte or gloss print. Stand-up pouches for multi-serve packs, flat pouches for singles. See custom mylar bags.

  • ZipperCertified CR
  • FilmFood-grade barrier
  • SizesSingle serve to 100mg packs
Child-resistant edibles carton with push-pull closureCartons with CR closure
Chocolate and baked

Cartons with CR closure

Folding cartons with a certified push-pull or squeeze closure, and a paperboard insert to hold bars or pieces. Printed to your artwork. See custom packaging boxes.

  • ClosureCertified CR
  • InsertPaperboard, cut to product
  • PrintFull colour, matte or gloss
Edibles jar with child-resistant lid and slide tinJars and tins
Tinctures and mints

Jars and tins

CR-lidded jars and slide tins for mints, tablets and small pieces. Labelled or printed.

  • ClosureCR lid
  • Sizes1oz to 4oz
Labelling

What has to be on an edibles package

Every state with a licensed market wants at least: the universal cannabis symbol, total THC and THC per serving, number of servings, ingredients and allergens, a warning statement, and batch and licence numbers. Some also require the package to be opaque, or to carry a "not for children" mark. We leave room for all of it on the layout so nothing gets squeezed in at the end.

Single-serve versus multi-serve

Many states cap a package at 100mg total THC and require each 10mg serving to be separable or clearly marked. That's a packaging decision as much as a recipe decision, so tell us your serving format early.

Questions

Edibles packaging FAQ

Does edibles packaging have to be child-resistant?

Yes, in every licensed US market. The certified formats above come with CPSC 16 CFR 1700.20 documentation. See child-resistant packaging.

Is the packaging food-safe?

Yes. The inner layer of the bags is food-grade polyethylene, and cartons use food-safe board and inks.

What's the minimum?

5,000 units per SKU on stock formats. Custom prints start a bit higher; we quote both.

Can you do resealable single-serve packs?

Yes, small CR zipper pouches or peel-and-reseal labels, depending on the product.

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Launching an edible?

Send the product, serving size and your state. We'll match the format and pricing in two business days.

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