Cannabis glossary

An age-gate is a verification process that restricts access to cannabis content to users who meet the legal age requirement.

Batch date refers to the specific date on which a batch of cannabis products is produced or packaged.

One-sentence definition: A best-before date indicates the latest date a product is expected to maintain its peak quality, commonly found on cannabis packaging.

A Budtender is a knowledgeable retail associate who assists customers in selecting cannabis products tailored to their needs.

One-sentence definition: A cart minimum is the least amount a customer must spend to qualify for a purchase, often seen in cannabis delivery services.

One-sentence definition: Click-and-collect is a retail service allowing consumers to order products online and pick them up in-store or at designated locations.

Curbside pickup is a retail service that allows customers to order cannabis products online and collect them from a designated area outside the store.

A delivery fee is a charge associated with transporting cannabis products from a retailer to a consumer's address.

One-sentence definition: "Delivery radius" refers to the maximum geographical area within which a cannabis delivery service will bring products to a customer.

A dispensary is a retail location where consumers can legally purchase cannabis products.

Distributor : A company or individual responsible for supplying cannabis products to retailers and consumers.

One-sentence definition: ETA stands for 'Estimated Time of Arrival,' indicating when a delivery is expected to reach its destination.

A Google Business Profile is a free tool that helps businesses manage their online presence across Google, including Search and Maps.

ID verification is a process used to confirm the identity of an individual, typically through government-issued identification.

Inventory sync refers to the process of ensuring that stock levels are consistently updated across all sales and inventory channels in real-time.

LP (Licensed Producer) refers to a company authorized by Health Canada to cultivate, process, and sell cannabis products.

Definition: A menu in the cannabis industry is a list of available products or services offered by a cannabis retailer or delivery service.

A micro-cultivator is a small-scale cannabis producer licensed to grow limited batches of cannabis.

One-sentence definition: NAP consistency refers to the uniformity in the non-active plant parts of cannabis products, ensuring quality and predictability.

A packaged-on date indicates when a cannabis product was sealed and ready for sale.