BC Edibles Canada Launches New Weed Edibles
Weed bc edibles Canada are foods and beverages infused with cannabis, which allows consumers to experience the effects of marijuana without smoking it. They contain THC and other cannabinoids that are absorbed through the digestive tract, get metabolized in the liver, and enter the bloodstream to produce the high many people associate with marijuana consumption.
Edibles include products like teas, chocolates, cookies, dissolvable powders and even cold fizzy drinks, but most recreational users will probably start with gummies. Gummies are discreet, easy to transport and don’t require you to light up a joint or vape to get high. “If you’re not comfortable with smoking or vaping, a gummy is a good option,” says Niel Marotta, president and CEO of Indiva, one of Canada’s biggest licensed producers. But gummies are also tightly regulated, with just 10 milligrams of THC per package. That’s not enough to satisfy a massive consumer demographic, who prefers higher potencies and is currently purchasing illicit gummies from illicit retailers online and at black markets across the country.
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While the BC Liquor Distribution Branch (BCLDB) has registered more than 260 edibles, only two types of chocolate and a soft-bake cookie will be available for retail sale on Thursday. They will be sold by the government middleman’s BC Cannabis Stores and in private non-medical stores across the province that must buy from the government wholesaler.
The other new edibles are extracts and topicals, which can be applied to hair, skin and nails. The province’s new sales tax will be 20% on those items, which will be imposed at the point of purchase in BC cannabis stores and private non-medical outlets.