In 2023, the Department of Health and Human Services recommended that marijuana be moved from Schedule I to Schedule III, and in 2024, the DOJ proposed a formal rule under the Controlled Substances Act to do exactly that.
There’s a quiet revolution happening in packaging — and it isn’t about trends, or aesthetics, or brand competition. It’s about care.
When your pre-roll packaging lands on a dispensary shelf, it does more than hold a joint. It speaks — to retail buyers, to consumers, to your brand’s promise. Done well, packaging becomes silent salesmanship.
“People don’t buy products. They buy the stories behind them.” — at least that’s how I like to think about great packaging.
Cannabis brands must balance strict safety requirements with eye-catching design. In practice, this means following CPSC/ASTM child-resistant (CR) standards while using colors, logos, materials and structures that convey your brand's identity.
Custom pre-roll packaging boxes are used for packaging pre-rolled joints. They are made from cardboard, and have a small opening at the top for a joint to be inserted. They also have a flap that can be opened up, and then closed to keep the joint in place.