Cannabis Edible Packaging

As demand grows, manual packaging can quickly become a bottleneck. Automated cannabis edible packaging systems provide the speed, reliability, and repeatability needed to increase production while maintaining consistent package quality.

Automation can also reduce reliance on manual labor, improve packaging accuracy, and help protect products from light, humidity, oxygen, and other factors that can impact freshness.

Key benefits of automated cannabis edible packaging include:

• Greater efficiency and scalability to keep pace with growing production volumes
• Increased output, with some automated systems capable of producing up to 40 bags per minute
• Improved accuracy and consistency across larger production runs
• Better product protection to help maintain freshness and quality
• Professional, consistent packaging that strengthens brand presentation

The right packaging equipment depends on the type of edible, package format, required production speed, and accuracy requirements.

Laser Counting Systems
Ideal for gummies, pills, capsules, and other free-flowing products. Products are bulk-fed into a hopper and automatically counted as they are dispensed into a pouch or tin. This allows the system to handle pieces with varying shapes, sizes, and weights.

Form Fill Seal Machines
Form fill seal machines create bags from a roll of packaging film, dispense the appropriate amount of product, and seal the finished package. Systems can be configured for horizontal or vertical packaging depending on production requirements.

Point Five Packaging offers multiple packaging formats that can be paired with manual or automated production systems:

• Tins: Premade metal or plastic containers that can be manually or automatically filled and closed.
• Single-Use Bags: Tamper-evident, heat-sealed packaging designed to protect product freshness, with resealable options available.
• Resealable Bags: Heat-sealable packaging designed for products that may be consumed over multiple uses.

The right combination of packaging equipment and materials can help increase production, improve accuracy, protect product quality, and create a more scalable operation.