Cannabis Packaging Receives New Option with RXDco Cocoon Jars
RXDco has manufactured a new cannabis packaging option called Cocoon Jars.
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A recent press release (1) revealed that cannabis packaging company, RXDco, has created a new product called Cocoon Jars. This new packaging is aimed to “redefine the standards for child-resistant cannabis containers with their cost-effective, eco-friendly, and user-friendly design.”
Cocoon Jars offer the cannabis industry a patented press-fit/pop-off closure (1). This method helps with child-resistant compliance and are still conveniently easy for users to utilize.
"Our goal with Cocoon Jars was to create a packaging solution that not only meets the stringent safety standards of the cannabis industry but also offers a superior user experience and supports our sustainability goals," Moshe Zussman explained, CEO at RXDco (1). "We believe that Cocoon Jars will set a new benchmark for cannabis packaging, combining innovation, functionality, and eco-friendliness."
Here are some features of the RXDco Cocoon Jars, as mentioned in the press release (1):
- Patented Press-Fit / Pop-Off Closure: A unique closure system that offers ease of use and superior child-resistant safety.
- High-Quality Materials: Made from recyclable PP (Polypropylene), Cocoon Jars are designed for durability and sustainability.
- Odor-Proof and Airtight Seal: Ensures that cannabis products remain fresh and potent, with no unwanted odors escaping.
- UV Protection and Humidity Control: Additional features that help maintain the quality and integrity of the contents.
- Automation-Friendly: Designed for seamless integration into automated packaging lines, saving time and reducing costs.
- Sustainable Options: Available in PHA Compostable Bioplastic, supporting environmental sustainability efforts.
The company’s Cocoon Jars are able to be used in packaging for a variety of products within the cannabis industry. Such as, edibles, flower, and more. Additionally, the new packaging product features customizable options. For example, digital labeling and in-mold labeling (IML).
With Cocoon Jars, businesses and consumers will now be able to utilize an easier and safer storage method for their cannabis products.
Reference
- RXDco. RXDCO unveils revolutionary cocoon jars: The future of cannabis packaging https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/rxdco-unveils-revolutionary-cocoon-jars-the-future-of-cannabis-packaging-302264504.html (accessed Oct 8, 2024).
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