Podcasts about sana packaging

James Eichner is the co-founder of Sana Packaging; a cannabis packaging company. We discuss why he decided to start this company, some of the challenges facing the industry, his company's focus on reducing their carbon footprint & the trade-offs that come with sustainability. Of course, it wouldn't be a political podcast if I didn't ask him what role the government plays in this industry. Tune in to hear our conversation around an important environmental discussion & let me know what you thought of our 1st guest of Season 5! Special thanks to BETTY'S DIVINE for sponsoring today's show! You can find Betty's Divine online at https://www.bettysdivine.com/ Special thanks to BATHING BEAUTIES BEADS for sponsoring today's show! Get 15% Off with the code INDEPENDENTTHOUGHT at https://www.bathingbeautiesbeads.com/ Follow Sana Packaging: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sanapackaging/ WEBSITE: https://sanapackaging.com/ LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/sanapackaging Follow - Independent Thought: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/independentthought/?hl=en PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/Independentthought YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ccPtminOAZ-z0Anpq2M_w

HIO Ep. 101 - Cannabis Packaging & Plastic Pollution: Forming A Sustainable Industry with James Eichner and Ron Basak-Smith of Sana Packaging In this episode, we'll be speaking with James Eichner and Ron Basak-Smith of Sana Packaging about shifting from a linear economy to a circular economy with plant-based and reclaimed ocean plastic for cannabis packaging. We'll also talk about convincing cannabis companies to transition to more sustainable practices, regulatory roadblocks in sustainability, and more. Without further ado, let's Hash It Out. ---- https://sanapackaging.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/sana-packaging/ https://www.facebook.com/sanapackaging/ https://twitter.com/sanapackaging https://www.instagram.com/sanapackaging/ ---- Hash it Out features conversations about trending cannabis topics. We also bring in industry insiders and influencers to discuss their point of view. To reach the show: hashitout@trichomes.com

In this episode, we talk with Ron Basak-Smith, Co-Founder & CEO, and James Eichner, Co-Founder & CSO, of Sana Packaging — a sustainable packaging brand that designs and develops differentiated, sustainable and compliant cannabis packaging solutions for a circular economy by using 100% plant-based hemp plastic, 100% reclaimed ocean plastic and other sustainable materials.

Ron Basak-Smith and James Eichner, co-founders of Sana Packaging, hopped the podcast for a fascinating conversation about the company's start, their three overarching guiding principles, their goal of getting the packaging industry to follow their lead, and much more! Sana Packaging is a sustainable packaging brand that designs and develops cannabis packaging for a circular economy using 100% plant-based hemp plastic, 100% reclaimed ocean plastic, and other sustainable materials. Visit http://www.sanapackaging.com for more information. Head over to http://www.cannabiz.media/cannacurio for a full transcription and find us on social media for more clips of new and upcoming episodes. Visit http://www.cannabiz.media to join thousands of reputable companies from around the world who are engaging and connecting with the cannabis and hemp industry!

Leading the sustainable packaging revolution.Product packaging is a leading contributor to the current global waste crisis.   James Eichner and Ron Basak-Smith from Sana Packaging join Dan Humiston to talk about helping the cannabis industry break the waste cycle by providing plant-based and reclaimed ocean plastic packaging.Produced By MJBulls

Hemp plastic packaging and packaging made from reclaimed ocean plastic offer more sustainable options for the cannabis and hemp industries.

Thinking Outside the Bud is a business podcast devoted to driving innovation in the cannabis space. During each episode, we speak with founders, investors, thought leaders, researchers, advocates, and policy makers who are finding new and exciting ways for cannabis to positively impact business, society, and culture. Have each episode delivered to your inbox by subscribing here: http://www.thinkingoutsidethebud.com/subscribe

James Eichner & Ron Basak-Smith founders of Sana Packaging and huge Dead fans join Jim & Larry.   They share their favorite Dead and Phish stories including a funny review of the Phish MSG concert.  They also talk about how Sana Packaging  uses reclaimed ocean plastic and how they're providing the packaging for Micky Hart's "Mind Your Head" brand.Produced By MJBulls Media | Cannabis Podcast Network

Ron Basak-Smith is the Co-Founder and CEO of Sana Packaging, a startup that designs and develops differentiated, sustainable, and compliant packaging solutions for the cannabis industry using 100% plant-based hemp plastic and reclaimed ocean plastic. Sana Packaging is proud to be a “Made in the U.S.A.” company that supports domestic agriculture and domestic manufacturing. Ron earned a B.A. in Sociology from Ithaca College in 2011 and an M.B.A. in Sustainability, Entrepreneurship, and Finance from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2017. Ron’s goal is to support the sensibility and soft skills of his Sociology degree with the hard skills of his M.B.A. in order to bring positive social and environmental change to his business endeavors. In his free time, Ron enjoys skiing, mountain biking, and exploring the Rocky Mountains. Ron is passionate about protecting our natural environment and believes the private sector has a responsibility to drive positive social and environmental change. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/americanhemp/support

Waste is becoming a big problem for the cannabis industry - but some companies are using the product to fight back. This week we're joined by James Eichner, Co-Founder at Sana Packaging, to discuss how we can use hemp to fix our waste problem.https://www.sanapackaging.com/Support the show

Yo cannabis lovers! In this episode Matt sits down with James Eichner, the Chief Strategy Officer for Sana Packaging. Matt and James discuss how Sana Packaging became a company, how hemp plastics and reclaimed ocean plastics are innovating the cannabis packaging world, and what the future of Sana Packaging is looking like along side an exploding hemp and cannabis industry... You can also watch The Bongcast on the Cottonmouth Media YouTube channel.

Colette Florido speaks with Ron from Sana Packaging, a company focusing on providing sustainable packaging options for the cannabis industry. SanaPackaging.com IG: SanaPackaging Email: Ron@sanapackaging.com  

As the cannabis retail environment gets more competitive, retailers are looking for ways to stand out and make a statement. Here to tell us more about this is Ron Basak-Smith, CEO and Co-founder of a new company known as Sana Packaging that’s providing cannabis retailers with sustainable hemp-based packaging solutions. In this episode, Ron shares with us an inside look at Sana Packaging and how the company is working to fix the cannabis packaging problem and eliminate pollution. Learn more at https://www.sanapackaging.com   Key Takeaways: Ron’s personal background and journey in the cannabis space An inside look at Sana Packaging and its mission to make cannabis more sustainable with eco-friendly packaging solutions Sana Packaging’s two different packaging products, including 100% plant-based hemp plastic and reclaimed ocean plastic Why packaging for cannabis retail is broken and how Sana is working to fix it The cost of Sana Packaging’s sustainable products versus traditional packaging Sana Packaging’s current retail clients and where Ron sees the company expanding in the years to come Ron’s experience at CanopyBoulder, a seed-stage business accelerator that helped Ron start Sana Packaging Ron’s insights on what the cannabis packaging landscape will look like in the next 3-5 years  

The nascent cannabis industry has a lot to think about - regulations, federal prohibition, building a complete infrastructure... it's a lot. But in a world where climate changes are real and there is a island twice the size of Texas of plastic floating in the pacific ocean, isn't it time for the cannabis industry to think about sustainability? This week, we're breaking down the waste issues in the cannabis industry, how regulations add to the problem and what solutions exist to fix this issue before it becomes more of a problem. Joining us to discuss this topic is Ron Basak-Smith and James Eichner of Sana Packaging, a sustainable packaging solution for the industry. . Learn more about Sana Packaging at sanapackaging.com

The fast-growing cannabis industry is a growing source of packaging waste, with billions of packages made of plastic, composite materials, and glass already contributing to a new problem. Sana Packaging, founded by two University of Colorado Boulder students, Ron Basak-Smith and James Eichner, has developed hemp- and ocean-plastic-based alternatives for cannabis packaging that is made from natural and recycled materials. Earth911's Mitch Ratcliffe talks to the Ron and James about their experience as young entrepreneurs in a young industry. Sana makes packages for cannabis flower (the part you smoke), extracts and vape pens, as well as edibles. The company' latest tube packages are made from 100-percent recycled ocean plastic. Because cannabis products are tracked from "seed to sale," it may be the first industry to grow up on a circular packaging model, but the early packaging investments by cannabis distributors were not sustainable. Sana Packaging is working with more than 50 customers to change how pot is packaged.We also discuss how older laws, such as those requiring child-proof seals, present special challenges to sustainability -- the locking caps are made with parts of harder plastic that can be more difficult to recycle. If you are considering legal cannabis, consider the impact cannabis packaging will have when you buy. Join the conversation and share your thoughts with the community in our Earthling Forum.

The fast-growing cannabis industry is a growing source of packaging waste, with billions of packages made of plastic, composite materials, and glass already contributing to a new problem. Sana Packaging, founded by two University of Colorado Boulder students, Ron Basak-Smith and James Eichner, has developed hemp- and ocean-plastic-based alternatives for cannabis packaging that is made from natural and recycled materials. Earth911's Mitch Ratcliffe talks to the Ron and James about their experience as young entrepreneurs in a young industry. Sana makes packages for cannabis flower (the part you smoke), extracts and vape pens, as well as edibles. The company' latest tube packages are made from 100-percent recycled ocean plastic. Because cannabis products are tracked from "seed to sale," it may be the first industry to grow up on a circular packaging model, but the early packaging investments by cannabis distributors were not sustainable. Sana Packaging is working with more than 50 customers to change how pot is packaged.We also discuss how older laws, such as those requiring child-proof seals, present special challenges to sustainability -- the locking caps are made with parts of harder plastic that can be more difficult to recycle. If you are considering legal cannabis, consider the impact cannabis packaging will have when you buy. Join the conversation and share your thoughts with the community in our Earthling Forum.

Today on Hempresent were joined by James Eichner, co-founder, and CSO of Sana Packaging. James earned a BA in English from Colorado College and an MBA in Sustainability, Entrepreneurship, and Finance from the University of Colorado Boulder. James has worked with startups in the publishing industry and the music industry. He has also worked with nonprofits and consulted for startups in the social and environmental justice sectors. At Sana Packaging, they design and develop hemp plastic packaging solutions for the cannabis industry. The hemp plastic Sana uses are 100% plant-based and chemical free and their products are ASTM child-resistant certified. We talk about their commitment to sustainability that goes beyond simply offering ecologically conscious products. And how they envision a world where our bodies, natural environment, and oceans are not polluted with toxic waste.

PatiCakes and her buds; Jen & Magic Mark talk with James Eichner of Sana Packaging. Sana packaging has a commitment to sustainability that goes beyond simply offering ecology conscious products they are a “made in America” company committed to offering a wide variety of packaging solutions using hemp and other 100% plant-based materials. We love hearing from you so now that we have a email let us know what you think at info@hempradio.com!

Visit www.sanapackaging.com for more info. Sana Packaging is making hemp based packaging for the cannabis industry. Based out of LA, Sana Packaging is a "Made in the USA" company committed to offering a wide variety of wholesale and custom packaging solutions using hemp and other 100% plant-based materials. Thanks for Listening!

Episode 17 of #LetsTalkHemp and #The422 brings us to Balboa Park in San Diego for the 2018 EarthWorks Fair and largest free earth day celebration in the world.  Colorado Hemp Company and The Hemp Road trip along with dozens of other hemp and cannabis companies converge in the Cannabis Village on The 422.  Special guests include Sana Packaging, Hemp Zoo, Doug Fine and Cait Curley.   Learn more about this episode of Let's Talk Hemp at www.letstalkhemp.com. Got questions for future episodes? Email us at the422@letstalkhemp.com. LTH422 intro and outro music powered by MoTron and the #HempCaster Guitar @ Hole in the Sky Music.

Cannabis Packaging Trend: Biodegradable Plastics - Are They Actually That Sustainable?In the packaging industry at large, many are beginning to use biodegradable plastics as a sustainable solution to single-use plastics. For these reasons and more, Sana Packaging — a leader in sustainable packaging — is not:Biodegradable additives in these plastics break down into microplastics. They are not ideal for landfills because they release methane (a greenhouse gas 23x more potent than CO2). Biodegradable plastics aren't necessarily more sustainable than traditional plastics when the whole life cycle of the material is taken into consideration. Sana's mission is to reduce the impact of single-use packaging by leading the cannabis industry towards a sustainable future. Accordingly, the company chooses to refrain from using biodegradable plastics in its packaging because of the overall environmental impact. Sana Packaging designs and develops cannabis packaging for a circular economy using 100% plant-based hemp plastic, 100% reclaimed ocean plastic, and other sustainable materials. Sana Packaging is proud to be a "Made in the USA"​ company committed to supporting domestic agriculture and domestic manufacturing. At Sana Packaging, their commitment to sustainability goes beyond simply offering ecologically-conscious products. We believe that packaging should be regenerative and help heal the environment throughout its lifecycle.