How it works
Four plain steps, every deal.
No mystery, no maze. Every lot that crosses this desk follows the same path from the grower's barn to your dock — and I handle each step myself.
1 · Intake & license check
A licensed grower puts a lot on the desk with a current lab report. I check the license against the state registry and read the report on total THC, THCA counted.
2 · A call to the lab
I call the lab that issued the report. They pull it by its number and read the numbers back to me. If anything doesn't match the PDF, the lot isn't shown.
3 · A short agreement on each side
You and the seller each sign a short agreement that states my fee: 5% from each side, only when a deal closes, both halves written in both agreements. Nobody sees the other's name before both agreements are signed.
4 · Introduction & delivery
I introduce you. The seller's price is in writing; the two of you agree terms directly. Want to see it first? The seller sells a sample pound at the lot price and ships it to you. Payment goes to the seller — wire or certified funds before the product moves — and the lot ships from the seller's dock on your carrier.
Why a broker at all
Both sides of a hemp deal are nervous. That's the job.
The farm worries about getting paid; the buyer worries the flower won't match the paperwork. A desk in the middle that checks the paper before anyone wastes a trip is what lets strangers trade.
You pay the farm directly; Meridian's commission is invoiced separately. Your money never sits in my account.
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