Want Organic Cannabis? Operators Are Turning To This Tech To Save Millions And Get Certified
How do you know if your cannabis is truly organic? Cannabis operators are now using cutting-edge technology to meet strict organic compliance standards while eliminating microbial risks—without harmful chemicals.
In an exclusive interview with Benzinga Cannabis, Arthur de Cordova, CEO and Co-Founder of Ziel, revealed how their innovative radiofrequency (RF) technology preserves product quality and ensures compliance.
And no, it’s not X-rays. De Cordova shared insights into the science behind Ziel’s RF machines, their competitive edge and how this technology aligns with organic certification standards.
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How Radiofrequency Technology Works
Ziel’s radiofrequency (RF) technology offers a non-ionizing solution to microbial contamination in cannabis, which can cause serious health risks for consumers and lead to costly regulatory shutdowns for operators.
De Cordova explained how RF technology works at a molecular level: “RF technology operates on the premise that water molecules have both a positive and negative polarity. By aligning these water molecules with an electromagnetic field, we create friction, which generates thermal energy.”
The key to Ziel’s solution is volumetric heating. When cannabis flower is placed inside the RF machine, the entire product is heated evenly from edge to edge, unlike conventional methods where heat is …