We are a fully licensed cannabis disposal company that allows you to get back to doing what you do best. We have a “no stress” policy for our clients and will do anything to enforce it!
Right from the start, we will take full control by performing a site evaluation and coming up with a plan that is right for you.
Next, we bring by the right sized waste containers and train your staff on the proper way to handle destruction and sorting. Last, we come by to pick up the full container and drop off a fresh one.
Remember these words; don’t waste time on waste!
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It’s in our name, we make it easy for our clients to guarantee that they are always in line with industry regulations. We consider ourselves as more of a “Waste Compliance Director” which means we will be a partner in setting up your waste plan and provide ongoing training for staff.
All licensees in the cannabis market produce their own special type of waste. Please contact us today to learn more. As an example, retailers often see expired or returned items, which can’t be sold and definitely can’t just be thrown away. Extractors use chemicals, solvents and lots of water in their process that can’t be flushed away. Cultivators see the most amount of waste during harvest as any plant material, soil or packaging that has come in contact with THC must be disposed of properly.
Totally depends on your waste quantity! We provide the right containers based on how much waste you generate so the pickup schedule is tailored to you.
In most states, cannabis waste is referred to as “a special regulated waste”, which means it needs to be stored, handled, transported, processed, and tracked in very specific ways.
Yes, the different licensing agencies require a Waste Management Plan in order to consider you. This document is provided to you after our initial assessment of your facilities and is fully customized for your needs.
We pride ourselves on being a responsible company that cares for our environment. All of the packaging/glassware will be recycled, the green waste will be composted and hazardous waste will be treated properly. The landfill is our last resort and we have not had to use it yet!
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The general rule of thumb is anything that has THC or comes into contact with THC must be rendered unusable and unrecognizable. At this point is the cannabis considered “waste” and can be disposed of properly.