Conversion costing from biomass to finished product
Acquired biomass carries a cost. Extraction adds labor, solvent, energy, equipment depreciation and quality control. Formulation and packaging add more. We track those layers so a cartridge, a gummy and a gram of rosin each carry their own true cost rather than a shared average.
Yield, loss and by-products
Extraction yield drives processor economics more than almost anything else. We track yield by run and by input source, account for waste and remediation, and value by-products where they have real market value, so a low-yield input is visible immediately rather than at year end.
Product-line profitability
Many Oregon processors run a dozen SKUs across several categories with wildly different margins. We report contribution by product line, including packaging and testing cost, which regularly reveals SKUs that are consuming capacity without earning it.
Testing, remediation and compliance costs
OLCC testing requirements, failed-batch remediation and retesting are real production costs. We capture and allocate them rather than letting them fall into a general overhead bucket where they lose their tax character.
