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US-grown · wholesale · hemp flower & biomass

A dedicated broker for wholesale hemp flower.

Growers put their lots on the desk with a lab report. I confirm the report with the lab, paper both sides, and make the introduction — the price is the seller's own, in writing, and the number on the report is the number the lab has.

The shape of the deal

One desk between the barn and your dock

A hemp deal has two nervous sides: the farm that grew it and the buyer who needs it to be exactly what the paperwork says. Meridian sits in the middle — every lot on this desk has a lab report I confirmed with the lab, and both sides sign before anyone is introduced.

Growers

Licensed farms

Growers put the lots they're holding on the desk, with the lab report for each one.

Meridian

Your broker

I check the license, confirm the lab report with the lab, paper both sides, and make the introduction. I never touch the product and I never set the price.

Buyers

Distributors & makers

Buyers see the lot summary and the seller's asking price in writing before they sign. The grower's name and the full lab report come after both sides have signed and every check on my list is clear.

Real lab reports

Every lot comes with a COA — the certificate of analysis, or lab report, that shows exactly what's in the flower.

Confirmed with the lab

I call the lab before a buyer sees a lot. The lab pulls the report by its number and reads the numbers back. If they don't match the PDF, the lot isn't shown.

The seller's price, in writing

I don't set a price and I don't negotiate for either side. The seller's asking price goes to you as written; freight is yours, from the seller's dock. My fee is 5% of a closed deal — the seller pays the same 5% — and both halves are in both agreements.

Ready for December 11

On December 11, 2026 the federal definition switches to total THC. Every lot on this desk already tests at or under 0.3% total THC, THCA counted, on a report I confirmed with the lab.


What I supply

Hemp flower and biomass, wholesale only

US-grown flower and biomass that tests at or below 0.3% total THC — THCA counted — on a lab report I've confirmed with the lab. That is the standard that takes effect December 11, and the only standard on this desk.

Extraction-bound biomass crosses this desk too — and if your operation is moving toward fiber or grain, say so when you write in. Those relationships are being built now.

CBD & CBG flower

Whole buds that test at or below 0.3% total THC — the number the federal definition uses from December 11. This is the core of the desk.

≤ 0.3% total THC on the COA

Pre-roll grade & smalls

Smaller buds and trim for volume — for manufacturers running pre-roll and packaged-flower lines that need a steady feed.

Sized for manufacturers

Biomass

Bulk plant material bound for extraction. One report, one lot: the lab report covers the batch that ships, and the seller's sample pound comes from that batch.

One report, one lot

Meet your broker

One person answers for every lot.

Mark — Founder

When you buy through Meridian, you deal directly with me. One person to answer for every lot, every lab report, and every introduction.

Meridian is a new desk, and a small one — when you write or call, you talk to the person who read your lab report, called your lab, and sent your agreement. I grew for 16 years as a licensed cultivator before brokering, so I know what a photo doesn't tell you.

16 yearsas a licensed cultivator

December 11, 2026

The federal THC test changes December 11. Every lot on this desk tests at or under 0.3% total THC, THCA counted.

On December 11, 2026, the federal definition of hemp switches to total THC — the delta-9 THC a plant shows today plus the THCA that becomes delta-9 when heated.

Flower that passes only on delta-9 may not pass on total THC. Every lot on this desk is read on total THC now, and that is the only number I show.

One thing I can't tell you: the same law also caps THC per container in finished hemp products sold to consumers. What that means for a retail line is a question for your attorney, not for a broker.

Compliance, in plain English
A wide open farm field under a warm sunrise

Ready when you are

See what's on the desk this week.

Buying? Tell me your spec — grade, volume, and where it's going — and I'll send the lots that fit, with the seller's price in writing. Holding flower or biomass? Put it on the desk. Reply within one business day, either way.