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The Analytical Scientist / Issues / 2021 / Mar / The (Analytical) Problem With “Cannabeverages”
Food, Beverage & Agriculture Cannabis Science

The (Analytical) Problem With “Cannabeverages”

The cannabis beverage market is growing rapidly. But with products ranging from non-alcoholic cannabis-infused brews to CBD smoothies, so-called cannabeverages present analytical challenges. We caught up with Toby Astill, Global Market Manager for Cannabis and Hemp at PerkinElmer, to find out more.

03/18/2021 1 min read
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Objective:

To discuss trends, regulations, analytical challenges, and solutions in testing cannabis beverages.

Approach:
  • Market Trends: Cannabis beverages constitute around 15% of cannabis products in legal US states, with growing interest from both large brands and niche players.
  • Regulatory Landscape: Regulations for cannabis beverages are defined by local state laws, with ongoing FDA reviews, while Canadian producers comply with Health Canada's stability test requirements.
  • Analytical Challenges: Cannabis beverages face unique challenges due to complex matrices, stability concerns, and the impact of brewing and carbonation on cannabinoid concentration.
  • Analytical Solutions: High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) are essential for accurate cannabinoid and pesticide analysis.
  • Advice for New Products: New cannabis beverage producers should prioritize testing, stability studies, and compliance with regulatory standards to ensure product quality.
Key Findings:
  • Cannabis beverages are a growing segment of the cannabis market.
  • Regulatory standards vary by state and are evolving.
  • Analytical challenges include cannabinoid stability and accurate measurement.
  • Advanced analytical technologies are necessary for quality assurance.
Interpretation:

The cannabis beverage market is expanding, necessitating robust analytical methods to ensure product safety and compliance.

Limitations:
  • The article does not provide specific data on market growth rates or regulatory changes.
  • Challenges in analytical testing may vary by beverage type and formulation.
Conclusion:

The cannabis beverage industry requires careful attention to analytical methods and regulatory compliance.

Sources:
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