2024-12-27T01:06:22-0600

The whole process starts in the field, where the hemp plants are carefully cultivated. Then, once mature, the raw material is subjected to laboratory tests to assess its quality and compliance with established standards. The cannabis is tested using a liquid chromatograph, which accurately determines the content of all cannabinoids. The laboratory also monitors the quality of the raw material at each stage of the process. Once the raw material meets all requirements, the actual production process begins. We are now in the herbal production hall, where the dried hemp is used to produce CBD oils. The process involves, among other things, mixing the dried oil, homogenisation and then a process called maceration, which contributes to extracting the valuable active substances contained in the hemp. The next step is to press the mixture, which produces the CBD oil. The pomace remaining after pressing is used to produce CBD capsules. The production process is carried out with naturalness and without the addition of artificial substances.