Top 5 best CBD paper packaging

CBD packaging considerations

If you're developing packaging solutions for CBD oil or other health-related oils and drops, you've come to the right place. Before finding the right option for your business, there are some important questions to consider.

What is the product range?

Some of the companies we work with have a single product, others have a range of his SKUs of 20+.

How are the oils bottled? 

Some come in glass bottles with droppers. Others come in jars with dispensers. In addition, some come in plastic or ceramic containers. 

How heavy is your product?

Some are up to 2 ounces, some are heavier. How do you typically sell your products? One at a time, two at a time, three at a time, etc. How varied are your orders in terms of the number and types of products your customers buy?

Top 5 best CBD paper packaging

Below, we sorted out five high-quality CBD paper packaging boxes

1. Custom Cylinder Wrapping paper tubes CBD products use paper tube packaging

2. High Quality Printed cbd Essential Oil Gift Paper Box Packaging

3.  Luxury matt black gold foil logo CBD oil dropper perfume boxes custom packaging with EVA foam packaging box for perfume

4. Custom Essential Oil Gift Box Cosmetic Packaging for 10ml Bottle CBD Hemp Oil Glass 2 Pcs Rigid Cardboard Paper Box with Satin

Custom Color Printing Electronic Packaging Paper Box with Hanger

* Made of 350gsm cardstock

*Die Cut Open Window, Auto Locking Bottom Style
*Tuck Top Open Box Style

*Custom Color Printing Acceptable 

CBD + marijuana packaging labeling requirements

Although each state has its own regulations on products, the food, drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) lists the general requirements that the industry has been following.

Here are these requirements, as well as some additional guidelines and best practices.

Product identification

Clearly indicate what your product is, what to do, response, etc. All these must be included on the product display panel (PDP). It must be listed at least once, but it may be good for customers to list it in multiple places.

Net content

Next, you must indicate the actual number of products, minus any packaging, and the number of active THC / CBD per serving. This must be measured by weight or volume, depending on the substance. The net content must be within 30% of the bottom of the outer package PDP and included in the inner container.

Composition table

A clear list of all ingredients in the product and the number of strains. This requirement obviously aims to prevent CBD products from simply listing CBD as a way to circumvent any rules.

If there is no outer package, it must be included in the main package or container containing the substance.

Company name + location

Next is a clear identification of the manufacturer's name and address, as well as the packer or distributor (if applicable). This name is required for both the inner and outer packaging of your product. It is also encouraged to include phone numbers, but not required.

Other general label information

Important facts

Any important product information surrounding the use or any other important facts that consumers may need to know should be clearly indicated. This may be as simple as "more suitable for night use".

Here are some other items to consider, including:

• closing date

• date of manufacture

• Any batch code

• Full spectrum, broad spectrum or isolated information

• Barcode / QR code

Not all legal states mandate the next element, but due to technological advances, it may become a standard.

Including QR codes or scannable barcodes linked to websites, documents or videos can help inform customers and allow law enforcement agencies to quickly track product information.

• Product name

• Composition table

• date of manufacture

• closing date

• Batch size

• Batch number

• total output

FDA warning statement

Although not all States include this task, as more and more states legalize CBD and marijuana, it can easily become a comprehensive regulation.

It is best to include a statement such as "FDA has not evaluated the safety or effectiveness of this product". This is common in other health products.

It is a good idea to include standard warnings for pregnant women, children and potential risk groups. Similar to drugs.

Although it is obvious, it is also a good idea to include information that users will not pass drug tests when digesting marijuana, CBD or marijuana.

No medical or health claims

Because all the above requirements will make you believe, but it is not allowed to make any medical or health statement.

FDA has taken limited enforcement action against these companies, but states require that products sold should not have any such statements.

As mentioned at the beginning of the article, it is best to constantly check the latest regulations to ensure your compliance. Each state has its own policies and will continue to develop. By including content that goes beyond the "requirements", you will help mitigate any risk of potential legal proceedings.

Note: before creating labels and packaging, you should review all federal, state, and local regulations related to your CBD or cannabis products.

FDA warning

Any company found not to meet the above labeling requirements will receive a letter from FDA stating that they need to take immediate action. They have been actively looking for the culprit in the market.

Therefore, please comply with the regulations and maintain compliance!