High Minor Cannabinoid Distillate Question

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We had a client send us a competition COA that tested at:

CBDV=2%
CBDA= 3%
CBG=2%
CBD=50%
CBN=6.5%
CBC=12%

The testing lab is well recognized and trusted in our industry; so we do not believe that its a fake COA. Our client claimed that they were quoted at around $7k/kilo? I can’t wrap my head around how this kilo was produced for under $15k. Can anyone provide any insight on how they were able to achieve such high levels of minor cannabinoids? Also how are they able to produce these kilos for such a low cost and still remain profitable? Thank you in advance to anyone who provide me with some insight.

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Same way Toyota can, they mass produce.

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I have seen similar lately near these specs at 7500 , I assume this company is just trying to get there name out and dropping price to grab customer base… in volume this can be produced and profitable at 7-8k

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Its a race to the bottom, Someone put tfree up for $4k this morning. No one wants to set the market everyone wants to jump to the bottom

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I been getting tfree at 4200-4500 max for awhile… solid source 90% + with decent minors

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Thats sad! T FREE Should not be selling for less than $5k

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I guess it comes down to volume and if a company wants to make less there allowed to do that. Obv a market standard is great but all these prices are dropping and will continue to for some time. By mid 2020 expect to see 1500-2 kg of iso … 3-3500 dist … the isolate minors or people blending high minor stuff will be the higher priced stuff …

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is this a lab out of oregon?

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It’s mother oil from cbd(Distillate with Cbd crashed out, that’s been redistilled) that was ran through chromatography to remove Thc

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Hehe you beat me to it! That’s exactly what remediated mother liquor would look like. That’s why it’s so cheap too.

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