Whole leaf
Whole leaf supports a stronger presentation story when the buyer needs visible leaf identity, handling clarity, and controlled packaging expectations.
Grabba · format sorting and buyer specification
Choose the format before the order.
Grabba Formats separates whole leaf, broken leaf, and loose formats into a practical commercial path for bold leaf character, texture and moisture, packaging fit, quality review, and qualified B2B buyer handoff.
FormatWhole, broken, loose
Leaf characterBold profile language
ConditionTexture and moisture
Packoutcase-ready packout
Format names must mean something.
Buyers need more than a category label. ONTCSA frames each grabba option by presentation, cut condition, moisture expectation, packaging path, and how the format should be described for adult-use market review.
Broken leaf
Broken leaf gives buyers a practical value path where size, leaf mix, condition, and packout discipline matter more than display presentation.
Loose formats
Loose formats require precise discussion of cut, texture and moisture, aroma, retail unit, bulk case flow, and market-dependent label review.
Handling map
Bold leaf needs disciplined handling.
Grabba format decisions affect conditioning, sorting, case preparation, pouch or bulk assumptions, sample review, and buyer-side compliance language.
Leaf condition: color, aroma, body, flexibility, and visible consistency.
Format preparation: whole, broken, or loose expectations before packout.
Buyer language: clear adult-use product descriptions without unsupported claims.
Packout fit
The format should match the package.
Whole leaf, broken leaf, and loose formats create different packout needs. ONTCSA keeps pouch, jar, carton, bulk, master case, label space, freshness, and reorder expectations connected before the buyer requests a quote.
Retail pouch or jar
Bulk carton flow
Moisture and freshness
Market-dependent labels
Quality checkpoints
Samples should match reorder expectations.
Quality review connects the selected grabba format with leaf condition, visual inspection, packout notes, lot context, and the buyer information needed for production-ready B2B supply conversations.
Build the grabba request worksheet.
Send enough detail to help ONTCSA review format fit, packaging assumptions, volume, sample timing, and the destination-market responsibilities connected to the buyer.
01 OverviewGrabba program
Start with category fit and buyer intent.
02 CharacterStrength guideDescribe bold leaf character responsibly.
03 PackoutPackaging guideConnect format, freshness, and labels.
04 BrandPrivate label grabbaPlan program scope and commercial readiness.
05 ControlQualityReview inspection and release expectations.
06 QuoteRequest quoteShare volume, timing, format, and packout.
07 SamplesSample requestCompare whole, broken, or loose options.
08 BriefProject briefSend market, packaging, and buyer details.