> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.extractoseum.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Raw material (cannabinoids)

> Compliance of the B2B cannabinoid input (CBD isolate/broad/full spectrum, HHC, HHC-O, CBN, CBG) — technical data sheet + COA per batch, no consumer seals. Art. 245 LGS + importation.

> *Informational content; does not constitute legal advice.*
>
> **EUM class:** raw material (input) for manufacturing the finished product. **It is not a shelf product**:
> it is a B2B input. EUM **does not sell or handle CBD alone** — the catalog is multi-cannabinoid.

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## 1. Classification

* **Input / raw material** for manufacturing a finished product. It does NOT go to the end consumer → **it does not carry
  NOM-051 seals or consumer labeling** (those apply to the finished product that incorporates it — see
  [Anatomy of a compliant label](etiquetado.md)).
* It carries an **input identification label** (not a shelf label) + its technical data sheet and COA.

> **Do not confuse the three:** raw material (this class) ≠ finished product ≠ ingredient. The difference and
> the decision rule are in [Label anatomy · the three regimes](etiquetado.md#antes-de-etiquetar-materia-prima-producto-terminado-o-ingrediente).

### Cannabinoids that EUM handles as raw material

It is not only CBD. The input can be any of these (natural or semisynthetic), always **≤1% THC**:

| Cannabinoid | Type | Input formats |
| - | - | - |
| **CBD** (Cannabidiol) | natural | isolate · broad spectrum · full spectrum |
| **CBN** (Cannabinol) | natural | present in formulations |
| **CBG** (Cannabigerol) | natural | present in formulations |
| **Δ9-THC** | natural | trace, always **≤1%** of the total |
| **HHC** (Hexahydrocannabinol, 9S/9R) | semisynthetic | distillate |
| **HHC-O** (HHC-O acetate, 9S/9R) | semisynthetic | distillate |

> **THC isomers (Δ8, Δ10…) are NOT sold as raw material** — they count as THC. Δ8 is covered by EUM's amparo
> (it is considered much lighter than Δ9, which is the basis of the amparo), but is offered **only in EUM
> finished products, within the ≤1% total-THC cap**. To incorporate it into a product, the path is
> **contract manufacturing / partnership with EUM**, not buying the input.

Each input arrives with its **COA per batch** ([Smart COA](../smart-coa.md)) and is **linked** to the COA of the finished
product that incorporates it. The legal coverage by substance/category is summarized in
[Regulatory traceability](trazabilidad-regulatoria.md#cannabinoides-del-catálogo-y-su-naturaleza).

## 2. Procedure / regulatory basis

* Framework ≤1% THC: **Art. 245 sect. V LGS**; hemp raw material for industrial uses operates under
  amparo coverage by class (internal case files that are presented to the authority when required).
* **Importation**: hemp raw material ≤1% THC — free importation without prior sanitary permit (COFEPRIS
  criterion); see [Importation and customs](importacion-y-aduana.md). Related: **Ley Federal de Sanidad
  Vegetal (LFSV)** (Federal Plant Health Law) for plant inputs.

## 3. Input labeling (identification, not consumer)

The raw material carries an **identification/handling label**, not the consumer label (NOM-051). Its
purpose is to identify the input and its batch for whoever transforms it, not to inform a shelf buyer:

* **Identification label:** input denomination, identity and concentration/spectrum, **batch**,
  manufacturer/importer/distributor, storage/handling conditions and expiration — in accordance with **Art. 25
  RCSPS**. The system generates this identification label (*premium* format) distinct from the *simple* label
  of the finished product.
* **Identification/handling framework:** the communication of identity and handling of a chemical input relies on
  the **NOM-018** framework (identification and communication of hazards/handling of substances). *(The exact citation and its
  applicability to the input are confirmed with the legal team; it is documented as the framework the system targets,
  without overclaim.)*
* **Technical data sheet** (identity, concentration, spectrum) + **COA per batch** (the analysis is THE key document
  of the input) + **certificate of origin/importation** when applicable.
* **No** NOM-051 seals, **no** nutrition table, **no** consumer denomination.
* Batch traceability via [Smart COA](../smart-coa.md); when used in a finished product, its COA is **linked**
  to the product's COA (see [Smart COA · ingredient traceability](../smart-coa.md#8-trazabilidad-del-ingrediente-coa-del-producto--coas-de-sus-materias-primas)).

## 4. What the EUM system RESOLVES

* **COA per batch + traceability** is exactly the core of the system (Smart COA) — the raw material is born with
  its analysis and is linked to the finished products that use it (total potency / shared COA).
* Consumer labeling (seals, statements) is resolved in the **finished product**, not here.

## 5. Sources

* LGS (Art. 245): [https://www.diputados.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/pdf/LGS.pdf](https://www.diputados.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/pdf/LGS.pdf)
* LFSV: [https://www.diputados.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/pdf/LFSV.pdf](https://www.diputados.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/pdf/LFSV.pdf)
* COFEPRIS: [https://www.gob.mx/cofepris](https://www.gob.mx/cofepris) · EUM amparos (internal).

*Last updated: 2026-08-01 · official sources cited above. Informational, does not constitute legal advice.*