// Definition
Oregon's 2016 regulatory framework that separated cannabis concentrates (mechanical/non-chemical methods like dry sift, bubble hash, and rosin) from extracts (chemical methods using hydrocarbons, CO2, or other solvents), requiring different licensing for each category.
// From the Episode
Discussed extensively in ep079. Oregon created two classifications: 'concentrates' produced by mechanical means (dry sift, dry ice hash, bubble hash, rosin) which remained legal, and 'extracts' using butane, propane, or CO2 which required processor licenses that hadn't been issued yet — effectively banning extract sales. Caused widespread confusion and clickbait headlines claiming 'Oregon bans all concentrates.'
// Source
Ep. 079 Hash Church LXXIX 79 →