Planned — licence-gated
THC & CBD testing laboratory for Nepal
A legal cannabis industry runs on lab reports: the certificate of analysis is what separates licensed hemp from a prohibited crop. Nepal needs that infrastructure — we are building it.
Make an inquiryWhy testing is the keystone
Every licensed activity in cannabis — cultivation, processing, sale, export — depends on verified THC content. Under Nepal's framework, products require mandatory chemical testing at a certified laboratory before they move. Without accessible domestic testing, the whole licensed sector bottlenecks.
Our founding objectives include establishing exactly this: a certified laboratory for THC/CBD content and quality testing, serving our own production and the wider sector, in collaboration with the relevant authority.
Services for the sector
Licensed growers verifying crop compliance; processors releasing batches; exporters needing certificates of analysis accepted abroad; and regulators needing reliable domestic capacity. If you are entering Nepal's licensed cannabis sector, register your testing needs with us now — capacity planning starts with demand.
Planned. The laboratory is established as prescribed by prevailing law, in collaboration with the relevant authority.
Common questions
- Where can I test hemp for THC in Nepal?
- Domestic certified testing capacity for cannabis is exactly the gap our planned laboratory addresses, as prescribed by prevailing law and in collaboration with the relevant authority. Register your needs with us and we will keep you informed as the lab comes online.
- What THC level must hemp test under?
- Below 0.3% THC for industrial purposes under Nepal's framework, verified by certified laboratory testing.