Dried biomass is held at −20 °C for 48 hours before sifting, then run over 90–45 µm screens in cold-room conditions to limit oxidation. The resin is dried lightly under vacuum and shaped or pressed to the buyer's specification.
Frozen resin is our aromatic special edition. The starting material is the same air-dried, cured biomass used for dry resin, but it is deep-frozen before sifting and processed cold, so the resin is exposed to as little oxidation as possible while it is separated.
| Parameter | Frozen resin |
|---|---|
| Starting material | Air-dried, cured, outdoor-grown cannabis |
| Pre-treatment | −20 °C for 48 hours |
| Separation | Cold dry sifting (pollinators or vibrating sieves) |
| Micron range | 90–45 µm |
| Drying | Light drying under vacuum |
| Finish | Loose, shaped or pressed to order |
| Solvents | None |
| Formats | 1 kg, 100 g, 10 g, custom |
Frozen resin sits between classic dry resin and water-extracted Fresh Frozen Resin. It stays a dry, solventless process, and the cold step is there to protect aroma. Because the finish is agreed per order, it suits buyers who need a specific form for their market or their own processing. Our overview of Moroccan resin types compares all five sifted and washed resins side by side.
Every batch has a certificate of analysis, and cannabinoid content is stated per batch. Supply is for licensed buyers only: apply for trade access to see specifications and prices.
Frozen resin starts from dried biomass that is frozen for 48 hours and then dry-sifted in the cold. Fresh Frozen Resin starts from freshly harvested plants frozen straight after cutting, and is separated in ice water rather than by dry sifting.
Sifting cold, in cold-room conditions, minimises oxidation of the resin during separation. The aim is a more aromatic resin than standard dry sifting.
Yes. After light drying under vacuum it can be supplied loose, shaped or pressed, depending on what the buyer specifies.
Frozen resin is run over 90–45 µm mesh screens.