Edibles Packaging. Food-grade, child-resistant, resealable.

Edibles Packaging

Why Edibles Need Different Packaging

Edibles are the one category where the packaging rules overlap. You're not just storing cannabis. You're storing food that contains cannabis. That means the material inside the package has to be FDA food-contact safe, the package has to seal well enough to keep the product fresh, and in most states it has to be child-resistant on top of all that.

Think about a tin of gummies. The tin itself might be metal, which is food-contact safe. But the lid needs a CR mechanism if the customer takes it home. And the inside needs a liner or separate pouch so the gummies don't stick to the metal. Then you need resealability, because nobody eats 10 gummies in one sitting. That's four separate requirements on one small package.

Chocolate is even trickier. It melts. The packaging needs to protect against heat and moisture, not just oxygen. We use thicker barrier films for chocolate edibles and add a cold-chain shipping note for summer orders. If you've ever opened a melted chocolate bar at a dispensary, you know why this matters.

What we make for edibles includes CR tins with resealable liners, mylar pouches with CR zippers, and folding cartons with CR blister inserts. The blister insert is clever. It holds each piece individually so the customer pops one out at a time. That's both portion control and tamper evidence in one design. For beverages, which are growing fast, we're seeing more CR-capable can tops and bottle closures.

What we offer

• Child-resistant edible bags
• Resealable pouches
• Food-grade materials
• Printed cartons
• Portion / multi-dose formats

One honest, all-in price.

We work directly with a bench of factories - not as a broker. So we match you to the right one and bring back the best all-in price: packaging, printing, shipping, and any duties or tax - in one number with no middleman and no surprises.