Posted in Odor Control

Cannabis odor laws in Canada are a critical part of compliance for growers, processors, and licensed producers. As cannabis facilities expand across the country, community concerns about odors, Health Canada requirements, and provincial bylaws make odor control one of the most pressing issues in the industry. Whether you operate a greenhouse, an indoor cultivation site, or an extraction facility, understanding cannabis odor regulations is essential to staying compliant and avoiding costly pen...

Sustainable odor control solutions are no longer a luxury—they’re a necessity for cannabis facilities seeking to future-proof operations and remain compliant, efficient, and community-friendly. As the cannabis sector expands and environmental regulations tighten, operators are under growing pressure to manage odors using methods that are both effective and eco-conscious.This blog examines how forward-thinking cannabis facilities can implement sustainable odor control strategies to achieve...

Industrial odor elimination is crucial for cannabis cultivation facilities seeking to maintain compliance, protect their brand, and cultivate positive community relations. As the cannabis industry continues to mature, the stakes are higher than ever when it comes to managing environmental impact. Strong, lingering odors from grow rooms and processing areas can harm your public image, attract regulatory scrutiny, and create tension with neighbors and nearby businesses.In this blog, we’ll exp...

The rapid growth of the legal cannabis industry has brought with it a surge in production facilities across North America. While this growth is exciting, it also introduces a persistent and often controversial issue: odor. Cannabis cultivation emits strong, pungent aromas that can travel far beyond the facility’s walls, drawing complaints from neighbours and scrutiny from local authorities. As a result, the demand for effective cannabis odor control solutions is more critical than ever.In t...

You just cracked open a new batch of cannabis, expecting that sweet, skunky, earthy aroma that defines high-quality flower. Instead? A sharp, chemical-like stench hits your nose — more reminiscent of ammonia than anything terpene-rich. You pause, sniff again, and ask the obvious: is something wrong with this product?Cannabis that smells like ammonia is a surprisingly common issue — and one worth understanding, especially for licensed producers, QA leads, and facility managers responsible ...