Cannabis Products
Whatever your cannabis product, we're here to help you execute its packaging. Choose from our range of standard labels, pre-roll tapered labels, and custom-fit mylar bags tailored to your specifications.
Labels
Cannabis labels are very versatile and can be used on bottles, jars, bags and other containers.
Pre-Rolls
Pre-Roll tubes preserve joints and keep them fresh. The labels used for pre-rolls are often tapered to ensure a proper fit.
Mylar bags
Mylar Bags are a popular choice when selling flower, cartridges or edibles.
Label Material, Shape, & Topcoat Options
Cannabis Label Shapes:
- Rectangle
- Square
- Circle
- Oval
- Custom Shape
Cannabis Label Materials:
- Paper
- Film/Bopp: Clear or White
- Metallic
- Kraft
- Eco-friendly
- Thermal/Direct Thermal Transfer
Topcoat:
- No Laminate
- Gloss Laminate
- Matte Laminate
- Imprintable Varnish
- Custom Options
Cannabis Label Requirements
The cannabis industry operates under strict packaging and label regulations. It is important to understand what information needs to be included in your product’s packaging. These regulations differ from state to state, but overall there are a few essential pieces of information a cannabis product label legally must include for it to be sold in stores.
Meet Cannabis Label Requirements By Including:
- Effective THC & Active THC
- Common Name Of The Product
- Strain & Species
- Licensee Name, Phone Number, & Batch Code
- Activation Time
- Lab That Tested Product & Test Date
- Weight & Volume
- Universal Symbol For Marijuana Product
- Potency
- Nutrition Labeling
- Avoidance Of Untruthful Or Misleading Statement
- Allergen Information
Closures & Additional Features
Making sure you not only have the right closure for functionality but also one that meets legal requirements is important when determining your custom flexible packaging. Whitlam Group can help you determine what closures and additional features work best for you.
Adding Color & Finish
One of the final steps in creating your custom cannabis labels and packaging is selecting the right colors and finish to complement your brand. This decision often comes down to your brand identity and whether you want your bags to feature a sleek glossy finish or a more modern matte appearance.