Investing in employee training ensures that employees know how to follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) and other industry-specific quality and safety practices.

Currently in the United States and Canada, cannabis edibles are regulated at the state, province or local level.

In the U.S., the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continues to evaluate the best framework under which to govern cannabis overall. To date, some rules have been established for cannabis as a dietary supplement but there is little federal guidance on cannabis-infused food and beverages. It is expected that when the FDA enacts federal regulations for cannabis edibles that they will be based on existing food regulations.

Cannabis in Canada is legal for both recreational and medicinal purposes under different regulations and licenses, and via provincial governments. Cannabis food safety regulations requiring hazard analysis and risk-based preventive controls are very similar to the Food Safety Modernization Act’s Human Food Rule in the U.S.

The Cannabis Edibles Safety Course© Level I and II are based on the requirements that are part of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). These courses will give learners a strong foundation on which to create safe-to-eat, high quality cannabis-infused edibles.

Even without federal mandates in place, responsible manufacturers still want to ensure that their products are high quality and safe for consumers to eat. Training employees and implementing food safety programs can prevent contamination and ensure that the edibles in your dispensary are safe. These measures protect company reputation and build credibility for all cannabis edible producers.

Eventually, the FDA will publish regulations for cannabis-infused edibles. Pursuing training now puts you a step ahead of your competition.

When we say our courses are “100% Online” we mean that they are self-paced and interactive, and that they do not require a scheduled virtual classroom session or webinars to complete. You do the training on your time from wherever you are.

The learning environment is interactive and requires that participants demonstrate their knowledge through various types of activities, scenarios, cases, questions, and analytical thinking. Opportunities to practice and retry when questions are missed are built into the course experience.

Yes, we allow trainees 6 months to complete our courses.

Yes, ImEPIK’s courses are designed for you to complete at your very own pace and on your own time. No specified dates, classrooms, webinars, or long lectures required.

Once you complete the course, you will automatically be granted the ability to download a certificate of completion. The cost of the certificate is included in the course price.

The certificate of completion that you receive after finishing the Cannabis Edibles Safety Course© has no expiration date. That said, refresher training is recommended every 1 to 2 years.

Your log-in information will still be active even after the course is completed. You can reprint your certificate on demand.

ImEPIK also keeps detailed participant records. If you need help reprinting a certificate, please email support@imEPIK.com and our customer service representatives will be happy to assist.

Yes, ImEPIK’s courses can be completed on most laptops and tablets from anywhere with a reliable internet connection. The course is 100% online and self-paced, which means scheduling isn’t a factor.

ImEPIK is an online training company. We offer our expert-developed courses in food safety, in addition to leveraging our instructional design expertise to convert live, in-person training into an effective online and self-paced format.

To develop custom online training, please email support@ImEPIK.com and outline your initial thoughts. Someone will respond to you within 24 hours.

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