Fume Blazes A Trail Of Innovation With New Extracts Targeting Cannabis Connoisseur
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ased on market insights, concentrates are expected to make up 30% of the Canadian cannabis market in 2021, split between vapes (25%) and extracts (5%).
Canadian cannabis extraction company, FUME, is seizing this market opportunity with the introduction of two new products targeted to the more discerning cannabis connoisseur DH Rosin and Orange CKS pod detailed below.
According to Talaal Rshaidat, a 28 year-old protege mentored by global leaders in the cannabis industry and the driving force for Canadian innovation within the extracts and concentrates market, legalization in Canada prioritized volume and consistency over quality, but live rosin and full-spectrum oils provide the purest flavour of the strain's particular terpenes, imparting a unique experience preferred by discerning cannabis users.
Understanding terpenes choices is much like understanding a single malt and how it offers unique taste expressions and craft experiences. So too are high-potency extracts which offer cannabis connoisseurs sought-after flavours (terpenes) isolated through a combination of exotic genetics and craft extraction processes.
While connoisseurs' options for high-grade extracts have been slow to gain distribution within Canada's sanctioned-cannabis channels, FUME has responded by creating a brand extension dedicated to serving this segment called Signature, which features two product innovations that offer rare terpenes flavours. Available in select cannabis retailers in Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba, the newly launched products include
Signature Dark Helmet Flower Rosin by FUME - Single harvest flower rosin extracted without the use of solvents. Complete preservation of terpenes and cannabinoids for maximal flavour profile and entourage effects.
Signature Orange Cookies Full Spectrum Oil PAX Pod by FUME - Low and slow processing conditions using CO2 to extract a higher percentage of minor cannabinoids that give the oil a true entourage effect. Terpenes extracted (without solvents) then re-introduced at the final stage, imparting natural flavours and aromas.
According to Rshaidat, who is also the Chief Science Officer at FUME, the concentrates and extracts market is poised for rapid growth in Canada for several reasons
With the rise of legal cannabis markets, both businesses and consumers are becoming more sophisticated. Savvy users are looking beyond the psychoactive effects for an enhanced experience in terms of flavour, smell, and perceived smoothness.
Canada's cannabis industry is becoming increasingly fragmented, with specialized companies handling their respective areas of expertise within the industry's supply chain.
With the Canadian extracts category positioned for rapid growth with the introduction of Cannabis 2.0 products such as vape pens, oils, and concentrates, more premium and artisanal products derived from cannabis extracts will account for a growing share of industry sales.
When cannabis products became more diversified, and more extracts and concentrates launched in Colorado and California, dried flower sales dropped significantly, and the market for oils surged to more than 60%
Rshaidat concluded by saying the newly available extracts now allow connoisseurs to choose products that consistently offer a high-quality and authentic experience through innovative processes that are strictly regulated, offering new and exciting flavours and product choices.
To further educate Canadians on this new direction for the cannabis market, Talal Rshaidat will conduct a live webinar on Wednesday, September 30 at 200 PM EST. He will demonstrate the extraction process live and showcase each room in FUME's facility that highlights their exciting new innovations and quality processes. Participants can register for free at FumeExtracts.com/webinar.
✔️ Fume Blazes A Trail Of Innovation With New Extracts Targeting Cannabis Connoisseur
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