Quality Assurance Persons (QAPs) play a vital role in the cannabis industry by ensuring compliance with the Cannabis Act, Regulations, and EU-GMP standards. With growing legalization worldwide, demand for QAPs is rising, offering strong career opportunities in both onsite and remote roles. NACPT Pharma College provides industry-recognized cannabis QA training, equipping professionals and students with the expertise required to succeed.
In 2023 there were over 420,000 cannabis jobs available in the market. It is expected that the cannabis industry will open double the employment openings over the next few years […]
Cannabis is a growing industry worldwide, and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is no exception. With the legalization of cannabis in Canada in 2018, the cannabis industry has exploded, and job opportunities in this field have multiplied.
Cannabinoids are compounds found in the cannabis plant that have a variety of potential therapeutic applications, including pain relief, anti-inflammatory effects, and treatment of neurological disorders.
Quality assurance is the process of maintenance of the proper quality of cannabis from sowing to harvest stage while keeping up with the government norms. Consumer safety is a vital component of the cannabis industry. Hence, Quality Assurance (QA) protocol must be maintained. For recreational use or medicinal use, cannabis should meet the essential requirements before being consumed by the consumer. Ever since the legalization of cannabis in Canada, there is a growing demand for Quality Assurance Person (QAP) in Canada and North America. Numerous job opportunities are opening in various pharmaceutical industries and …
The cannabis industry is a very young, budding (no pun intended) industry. The well-developed procedures and guidelines followed in the pharmaceutical sector are still not completely in place in the cannabis industry. In order to develop a pharmaceutical approach to medical cannabis…
A holder of a licence must not sell or export a cannabis product unless: Testing conducted by validated methods. Validation means establishing documented evidence that will provide a high degree of assurance that the testing methods must lead to the predetermined specifications and quality consistently and reproducibly results in cannabis…
With the recent legalization of cannabis, there is rapid growth in the cannabis industry in terms of research and development of new instruments to test and analyze cannabinoids as well as active ingredients introduced during the production. However, with these growths, regulatory requirements must be met and with new developments, we must ask how efficient and safe are these methods? First, we must look at the compliance testing requirements in Canada and…
Attitudes towards cannabis are changing worldwide, what was once considered a dangerous drug associated with cocaine and heroin, is now viewed as beneficial for its therapeutic uses and medicinal properties. As the cannabis industry expands due to decriminalization and legalization of cannabis globally, a growing number of producers will have to meet an expanding market for products. The need for Quality Control (QC) becomes even more essential to ensure…
Quality Assurance (QA) protocol must be kept in place in the cannabis industry in order to ensure the safety of the consumer. Whether it’s for recreational or medicinal use, there are requirements that must be met before the cannabis can be obtained by the consumer. With an increase in the use of cannabis in the legal market, there is a growing demand for Quality Assurance Person (QAP) in Canada and North America…