How Does the Cannabis Supply Chain Work in Canada? A Complete Guide
The Cannabis Supply Chain connects cultivation, processing, storage, transportation and distribution. For licensed producers and processors, each stage needs careful handling and clear inventory records. Products can move from cultivation or processing sites to secure storage before being sent to provincial distributors or wholesale channels. Managing these steps properly helps businesses keep track of products and coordinate deliveries without unnecessary delays. From production to secure storage The process usually begins when cannabis products leave a cultivation or processing facility. They can include dried flower, pre-rolls, oils, vapes, edibles and beverages. Once products enter the logistics process, they may need secure, segregated storage. Inventory can be organized by lot, SKU and product line, allowing operators to know what is stored and where it belongs. Cycle counts and reconciliation also help maintain accurate inventory records. How transportation fits in ...