In this episode we talk some health concerns in my world and what effect they will have on what we do, we look at seeds not be receiving seeds, some effect on the Trump tariffs for Canadian products and a look at insurance applied and tested. On Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up In Smoke, where we turn attention to less smoke and more edibles, from Dabble Cannabis live Rosin gummies.
In this episode we talk some health concerns in my world and what effect they will have on what we do, we look at seeds not be receiving seeds, some effect on the Trump tariffs for Canadian products and a look at insurance applied and tested. On Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up In Smoke, where we turn attention to less smoke and more edibles, from Dabble Cannabis live Rosin gummies.
Dabble Cannabis Live Rosin Gummies
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Ian
From a studio high above the clouds of the Okanagan Valley. This is the cannabis potcast.
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Ian
Exploring the world of Canadian cannabis culture. One toke at a time. Dan is your host and Bud tender Gary Johnson.
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Gary Johston
And that is a perfect opportunity for me to welcome you to the Cannabis potcast. If you're coming back for a visit, welcome. If this is your very first visit and even more welcome. We are going to spend the next 30 or 40 minutes or so talking about a plant that I am absolutely passionate about, and that is cannabis.
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Gary Johston
And I suspect you could have the same issue. Now, before we get too much further, let me remind you this podcast is intended for those of legal consumption age in your jurisdiction and is intended purely for entertainment and perhaps educational purposes. You should always consume your cannabis responsibly. And in this episode we are going to talk some health concerns in my world, some very health concerns and what effect they have had on what we do.
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Gary Johston
We're going to look at seeds, not receiving seeds. Some effectively trump tariffs for Canadian products. And we look at insurance applied and tested. And then on Cultivar Corner brought to you by Up in Smoke. We are turning our attention to less smoke and more edibles. It's going to be from devil cannabis and they're live rosin gummies. All of that and more on episode 202 of the Cannabis potcast.
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Gary Johston
And before we get too much further, I want to say thank you. Thank you for being here is a listener. I appreciated each and every time. And I also want to thank my Patreons at Patreon. And we have a new one. Welcome Lindy to the Patreon family. So thank you so much Lindy! I appreciate your support. We thank everybody at Patreon.
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Gary Johston
Thanks to Tony, Rob, Gage, Lloyd, Roger, Justin, and now Lindy. Thank you so much for your support. And now if we could take our subjects to something that really matters. Let's talk about that. There are some changes required at the Cannabis potcast. I've been doing this for eight years now and it's been a blast. And of course, I have smoked an awful lot of cannabis over the course of the program.
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Gary Johston
And it is that excessive use of cannabis that has become a bit of a problem. Let me back up a little bit. So I have been diagnosed with a minor stroke over the last week or so. And in addition to that, I no longer can drive for 30 days because of the fact that I had a stroke. Now, when I decided that I still wanted to do cold work corner, it meant that I had to change the focus.
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Gary Johston
My doctor has determined that I smoke a lot of cannabis, and he thinks that that is, in fact, contributing to what's happening about my stroke and to the risks of smoking too much cannabis. So I'm going to make some changes. I'm going to try. I want to do Cultivar Corner, but my sponsors of Up and Smoke. They're looking for really good weed.
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Gary Johston
And they want to continue to supply that really good weed.
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Gary Johston
And I need.
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Ian
To.
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Gary Johston
Reduce the amount of really good weed. So I think what we're going to do I'm I'm playing with it. And I haven't decided whether I'm going to go down that path or not. But I think we want to look at Cultivar Corner in doing what we can do to consume, but not in relation. That's the one factor that came out from my doctor's visit.
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Gary Johston
Yeah, she thinks I just smoke way too much cannabis. And that's contributing to the fact that the stroke happened and all of that other stuff. So it means that if we do a cultivar corner and we do some from consumption, I know going forward, if I do a ten milligram gummy and and we contemplate what that means and how that affects me, it's likely going to be a not a very exciting section, but I'm going to give it a try.
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Gary Johston
I go to try. I can't continue to do smoke as much cannabis as I do. So I'm going to give a try to some edibles. I'm really hoping that we have seen the new idea that we edibles are coming to ten milligrams, and instead of five milligrams, maybe that will be the kicker. I really hope. I really do hope.
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Gary Johston
I really want to contribute as much as I can, and I don't know where this is going to go, so it's going to be difficult. It's going to be different, and we're going to see where we go. But we are going to try to carry on with calls of our corner and to continue on with the Cannabis potcast.
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Gary Johston
Please let me know. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Well, you think that Cultivar Corner as a entity as a as a piece will work. Looking at consumables for edibles, is there any reason to not do it? Sometimes I'm still having trouble connecting words, and I am extremely happy to tell you that the folks it up in smoke.
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Gary Johston
Like my change of focus, they do obviously want to know that people are getting good weed.
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Ian
But.
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Gary Johston
They realize that Gary has to take a break from weed for a while. So Up in Smoke is still a sponsor. They are still a sponsor of Cultivar Corner. Where we go and how we're going to utilize calls to vote for corner has not been fully determined, but I'm pretty happy about that. Thank you so much for Matthew and Sara and up in Smoke.
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Gary Johston
I really appreciate you guys's support. And and you've been there right from, from the start. And you've been really, really supportive. And I can't thank you.
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Ian
Enough for the cannabis infused studio in the clouds. This is the cannabis potcast.
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Gary Johston
And we're going to track and.com, written by David Brown, BC Court of Appeal judge is sided with a man who previously had an insurance claim denied due to a small legal cannabis grow site in his home. In a ruling posted on March 14th. The judge found that a previous court decision that sided with the man's insurance company was incorrectly interpreted, allowing the appeal.
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Gary Johston
The man had appealed an order from the Supreme Court of British Columbia from 2021 that denied his coverage. After a 2017 kitchen fire was unrelated to his cannabis grow operation. The appellant, Anthony Passato, lost his home in peatland, BC to the fire, a claim he made to his insurance provider, Gore Mutual Insurance Company, was denied due to the discovery by the insurer that the man was growing approximately 25 cannabis plants in his home.
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Gary Johston
Although the plants were authorized under a license from Health Canada and had been insured by Gore since 2014, the insurance provider denied his claim for compensation for his loss. Gore, in their denial, pointed to an exclusionary clause in the policy that did not allow cannabis cultivation on the property. Basado sued his insurer, but the judge in the case sided with the insurance company.
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Gary Johston
In the appeal, the new judge ruled that the first judge aired in their ruling, saying it was based on a previous court case, which the appeal judge said was not prevalent as they dealt with illicit cannabis production. The first of those cases involved the illicit production of cannabis extract, rather than a legal licensed medical grow operation, while the second dealt with a 300 plant operation.
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Gary Johston
But the owners made efforts to hide. But Sorrell made no such effort to hide his small group operation. In addition, even after denying his claim for a supposed breach of policy, Gore did not cancel but had his policy and continued to collect payments. Since the appellant's cultivation was not illegal, nor did it create unusual risks. The appellant could reasonably expect that an exclusion did not apply.
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Gary Johston
Wrote the honorable justice, wintering in part in their decision. I accept that the appellant did not give evidence about his expectations, but it is reasonable for an insured party to expect that an inclusion which is drafted in a way that targets illegal activity, would not apply to their illegal use of the property. The appellant was using medicinal marijuana to relieve chronic and disability treating pain experienced following back surgery, the judge continued.
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Gary Johston
He sought and obtained a license that permitted him to grow up to 73 marijuana plants. He had 25 plant at the time of the fire. While not determinative, the cause of the fire had nothing to do with his marijuana plants. As the trial judge found, and there was no suggestion that the appellant misled or misrepresented the insurer in any way.
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Gary Johston
Further, the judge relied heavily on the underwriters evidence. The Ontario case, where the same exclusion was at an issue in different circumstances. In my view, these circumstances support a finding that would be unjust or unreasonable to give effect to the exclusion. And there you go. And another insurance claim not handled.
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Gary Johston
And we picked this story up from DragonCon. This was written by David Brown. A federal court judge has dismissed an application for judicial review from a man who has argued that his cannabis seeds were unfairly seized by CBSA. In a ruling posted March 28th, 2025. The Honorable Mr. Justice a grant, dismissed an application from a man who had several hundred cannabis seeds seized by Canadian Border Services Agency upon his return from Canada from a cannabis expo in Denver, Colorado.
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Gary Johston
The man challenged the decision to seize those seeds, arguing that the seeds were not cannabis. He told the court that the 465 seeds were not considered cannabis by the seller, and are considered hemp seeds due to their lack of cannabinoids or THC. However, according to a seizure report, the CBSA officer found a small box labeled cannabis seeds and several other packets.
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Gary Johston
The boxes label also contained statements such as checklist, local laws and regulations, and some of the package contained words such as feminized or germinate, and indicated how long it would take for a seed to flower. In addition, the man, Mark Myrick, argued that the Federal Cannabis Act does not define cannabis seeds as being cannabis and that the seeds were instead classified as hemp.
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Gary Johston
The court rejected this argument as well, noting that the definition of cannabis under the Cannabis Act does not deal with distinctions between marijuana and hemp, both of which come from the cannabis plant, wrote the judge in his ruling. Having reasonably characterized the seized seeds as cannabis, it was also reasonable. Indeed inevitable, for the delegate to tell her chairman that the seeds should be held as forfeit.
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Gary Johston
As noted above, section 11 117 of the customs Act does not allow for the return of property seized cannabis. The Minister was bound not to return the cannabis seeds, and the decision to this effect was therefore reasonable, and I guess it was reasonable.
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Ian
To see CBD turf being profiled, Watson, he. Oh, please explain to me. Go to the court.
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Unknown
Go. Go to the commercial yard. Go to the border.
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Ian
Please explain this stuff to me.
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Gary Johston
Welcome to Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up in Smoke at 258 West Broadway in Vancouver and online at It's Up in smoke.com. Check them out today. If you are 19 years of age or older and live in B.C., you can have order sent to you directly to your house. Yes it's true. And let me also say that how happy I am that the folks that Up in smoke, Matt and Sarah have joined in my new regime.
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Gary Johston
Because I can't smoke as much cannabis as I have been doing. So we're going to try Cultivar Corner on edibles. We'll see now. Now, I don't believe that these are going to have a significant impact on me. So maybe we will be wrong. So this is the first time I have had any kind of cannabis today. And what we are doing is we're doing dabble, live rosin, gummies.
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Gary Johston
And what is devil? Devil cannabis company? A family farm, soil to oil, sun grown cannabis cultivated and processed into live rosin by Devil Cannabis Company, a Vancouver Island family owned and operated farm. Single source from soil to oil. And so what we have today is two live rosin gummies, five milligrams each. So a grand total of ten milligrams and we might be done after about three minutes.
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Gary Johston
Because we may have to see whether this is going to last a little bit longer for us. We'll try it anyways. But obviously defined a different way of getting some cannabis into my system. Which doesn't involve inhalation, is what this is all about. And now we're going to see okay, so it is a live resin in a live gummy.
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Ian
And what the heck.
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Gary Johston
I guess there's there's no there is no different way to do it other than than doing the live gummies. Let's do it. One. So this is, Live Rosin Devil Berry gummies. So I'm hoping that the risin is going to hit me a little bit better. So let's give a trial.
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Gary Johston
Very tasty.
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Gary Johston
Okay. Very very tasty. There's a fair amount of sugar on it which I think is pretty common in the cannabis in the resin. We're going to have some sugar in there. And.
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Gary Johston
Yeah. That's where we're going to go. And now we're going to the second run. And that's going to get me up to ten milligrams of THC in my morning. I love seeing how it works.
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Gary Johston
Okay. My first.
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Ian
Reaction.
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Gary Johston
Is a delicious. Absolutely loved the taste of the devil Berry Live Rosin gummies and I thought they had milligrams of THC in each. So we've now done two. That means that we are about ten milligrams of cannabis. And now we kind of wait and we see whether whether there's going to be any difference in feeling the effects that come from the gummies.
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Gary Johston
I don't know. This is new ground, folks, where we're trying a different methodology and it has some it has some tweaks and it has some things that need to be need to be handled. And I don't know if I am going to be feeling these effects. Well, I'm doing the cultivar corner, or is this going to be the kind of thing that I'm going to put away for a little while?
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Gary Johston
And after another 15 minutes or 30 minutes, we then kind of reconnect and we see whether or not we have had any kind of impact. I don't know. This is going to be interesting because as as you well know, I have to do a little bit of a break from cannabis. Just smoking too much cannabis is is not a good thing for me.
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Gary Johston
And that's one of the reasons why I'm. And I'm having some medical issues. So therefore then we're going to just just see how it feels.
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Gary Johston
And I think what I'll do now rather than just hear you listening to me and to to wonder whether or not I'm feeling anything on the. I think we'll do about a bit. We'll probably let this sit and then we'll, we'll, we'll reconnect and we'll reconnect to see whether or not this ten milligram of THC with live rosin gets me anything.
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Gary Johston
And and at a point where, where we can recognize it and and identify it, I think that's where we're going to go on. So we'll leave it apart.
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Ian
For.
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Gary Johston
We'll leave it at the first part of the, of course, of our corner, and then we'll come back and we'll let you know how things go. And of course, we want to remind you that Cultivar Corner is brought to you by open smoke at 258 West Broadway in Vancouver, and online at It's up and smoke.com where you can if you are 19 years of age or older and you live in B.C., you can have products shipped directly to you.
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Gary Johston
Wonderful. So now and we're going away and we'll come back and we'll see whether it has any, any impact on my cannabis use. And we continue to investigate whether or not we're feeling any of the effects coming from the live resin in terms of cannabis. And interestingly enough, I think and feel.
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Ian
Just a little bit.
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Gary Johston
Like, I know that ten milligrams. Is probably not a dosage that I'm going to feel. At least I think. I think that is way.
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Ian
The way I feel.
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Gary Johston
But this is the first time that I have done it. Edible in the morning, and I've felt it and I ate it, ate it, and I started to feel.
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Ian
A little bit of of what's happening in there.
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Gary Johston
I think I'm feeling that because my, my endocannabinoid system is kind of kind of sparking on, on something. I'm not sure where where it is and how we get there. But I'm thinking it's it is having an impact. Oh, that would be so nice. That would be so nice for me to have some effect of of edibles. It would make my world a whole lot better and would make my cannabis work a whole lot better as well.
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Ian
So, I don't know. Yeah, I can feel a little bit.
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Gary Johston
Is it wishful thinking?
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Ian
It could be.
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Gary Johston
I don't honestly know, but I'm feeling a little bit of. I'm feeling a little bit of of buzz.
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Ian
Really? Oh, wow.
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Gary Johston
That would be fabulous. If if that is the case. I don't know how how definitive this result will.
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Ian
Be.
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Gary Johston
Because I'm not sure whether we're feeding everything that I think I'm feeling.
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Ian
But I, I.
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Gary Johston
Think I'm feeling some a bit of a buzz. I'm going to leave it with that because I, because I feel it and I think there's a little bit has come through and it's been a bit of a buzz.
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Ian
Nice.
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Gary Johston
Really really.
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Ian
Nice.
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Gary Johston
So this is Dabble Berry Live Rosin gummies, ten milligrams of THC. But I know that smoking cannabis is hurting my lungs and is hurting my body. I'm going to assume.
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Ian
That I have felt a little bit of cannabis. Yes.
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Gary Johston
And that feels really good. If that's the.
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Ian
Case.
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Gary Johston
We'll just try to see. Well, we'll try to see if this happens and where it goes from there. That's Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up in Smoke at 258 West Broadway in Vancouver. And online at It's Up in smoke.com. You check out the menu for yourself. If you live in B.C. and you are be a B.C. born person.
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Gary Johston
You can have product sent to you and, I think it had an.
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Ian
Effect sharing stories about good weed while trying good weed. This is the.
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Gary Johston
Cannabis potcast and we're going to strike and.com this written by David Brown. Although Canadian cannabis is not directly impacted by the emerging trade war with the U.S., many aspects of the cannabis industry supply chain could be. This can mean increased costs for producers and these costs being passed on to consumers. Well, cannabis is still not legal in the U.S..
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Gary Johston
Cannabis imports or exports between Canada and the U.S. are off the table. Well, these have been some rumblings of tariffs on Canadian cannabis being sent to Israel for the most part. Canada's actual cannabis products are not feeling the pinch of the emerging turf wars. The packaging used for these cannabis products, however, has well as some of the equipment used in the different steps of cultivation and processing can be due to the most significant cost increases for S NGL, a publicly traded company that operates in the Canadian cannabis space in both production and retail, are the cost of minor packaging and aluminum cans.
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Gary Johston
Sundial sells an array of cannabis products, from dried flower, vapes and edibles to beverages. It operates a dedicated beverage facility for both cans and bottles in Bolton, Ontario. Although most of their business on the cannabis side is not impacted, says Tyler Robson, president of Cannabis Heads, sadly, these two aspects of cannabis packaging you're already seeing cost increases and delays.
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Gary Johston
The biggest increase and biggest bottleneck for us is probably Miller Packaging, he said. With the childproof bags, we're seeing about a 15 to 20% increase, not even from tariffs, but just from recent cross-border challenges. That's one that's impacting our business in the most critical way. Now, in addition to cost increases on the finished cans they order from a manufacturer in the United States.
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Gary Johston
He says there have been increased delays in shipping and even issues securing enough supply due to increased cross-border challenges in recent months. But beyond that, to be honest, we're really not very impacted, he adds. The federal banking system doesn't allow us to do a cross border purchasing, so we don't buy too many things from the US today, it's mostly from Europe and China, so we're mitigating most of the noise coming from tariff today.
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Gary Johston
One of the challenges in terms of packaging, explains Robson, is that there are few more affordable options from manufacturers in Canada or abroad. Even with the cost increases from the US, he says, it's still exceptionally cheaper for single to source their packaging from south of the border than domestically or from Europe or Asia. Calvin Hampton, CEO, Bubble Bud Incorporated in Edmonton, which produces cannabis beverages in glass bottles, says he's already seeing a noticeable increase in his cost for bottles as well, although he sources them from a broker in Quebec.
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Gary Johston
The bottles are made in the United States, even further, highlighting the complexities modern day supply chains. He says the silica used to make the bottles can come from Canada, but that is then shipped to the US in Ohio, Illinois, before making its way back to his factory in Alberta to be filled with cannabis infused drinks. If Canada puts a retaliatory tariff on silica, the price for the manufacturer will rise.
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Gary Johston
Then he'll be tariff on what finished product coming back into Canada. We searched far and wide for a Canadian company that could meet the volume, the pricing and the timescale required to an industrial plant without having huge warehouses of buffer material. Instead, he says, he's now looking for getting supply from Europe, but expects this could be even more of a cost increase.
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Gary Johston
This is also an issue he thinks some companies may not want to admit yet, especially if they have to take into account investor interest and concerns. Most cannabis companies don't want to admit that they're seeing cost increases everywhere, because most aren't operating on great margins. Not everyone is feeling the pinch, though. Raj Grover, founder and CEO of High Tide, which operates not only a large cannabis retail chain in Canada but also various e-commerce sites in the US, says the majority of its products are not impacted by the trade issues with the U.S., despite the trade war threats to the broader North American economy.
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Gary Johston
Our underlying fundamental business is insulated from supply chain impacts as 99% of the sales we generate in Canada and the U.S. don't cross the border. Keith Bo, managing director at Aveo, a company that sells vape hardware to cannabis companies, says that since their products primarily come from China, they have not seen any associated cost increases due to tariffs or other trade restrictions.
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Gary Johston
The current trade wars do not impact vape hardware. Currently, the majority of the manufacturers are from China, and there has been a further increase of tariffs in the U.S. for vape hardware. In Canada, nothing has changed. We still pay importing customs, which equals to 5% of the GST. Still, he says, consumers will likely see an increase in vape prices as it into a direct result of the U.S. government's trade war with Canada under the Trump administration, as well as increased prices of Canadian cannabis inputs.
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Gary Johston
This will not be due to the ongoing trade war, climate or tariffs, Powell explained. This is due to supply and demand and are weak. Canadian dollar flower. Trim and input materials are going up in cost due to less cultivation and more demand than previous years, and the only currency China accepts is U.S. dollars. And there's an expensive cost to convert Canadian dollars to U.S. dollars.
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Gary Johston
The cost of vape hardware will go up because of these factors, and there is an impact of the tariffs and what their impact is in cannabis.
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Ian
Exploring the world of Canadian cannabis culture. One toke at a time. This is the cannabis potcast. Hey.
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Gary Johston
We have done an episode of the Cannabis potcast and we haven't smoked any cannabis. That's the that's the beauty of what we're trying to do. We're changing things around. As you know, with my recent medical diagnosis. It's require some change. So thank you. I appreciate your support and thank you for being here. And let me remind you, of course, if you ever want to comment on anything you hear.
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Gary Johston
Send a note to info at Cannabis potcast.com. And remember you can go to buy me a coffee.com/cannabis potcast. And if you like what you hear and you feel so inclined, you're welcome to buy me a doobie.
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Ian
It's true.
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Gary Johston
And now it is time for our world's worst dead jokes. What gets wetter the more it dries a towel? Why couldn't the pony sing a lullaby? She was little hoarse. So some of these are just so, so terrible. Where do pencils go on vacation when they've smoked some cannabis? Pennsylvania.
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Ian
Okay.
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Gary Johston
And what do you call a dog magician? A Labrador could debit. Or a Labrador a debit or a. And I.
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Ian
Love that.
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Gary Johston
And that's it. From the guy in the clouds with our new methodology. And that's it for episode 202 of the Cannabis potcast.
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Ian
From the cannabis infused studio. High above the Okanagan Valley. This was the cannabis potcast.