In today’s cannabis market, many of the concentrates and extracts sold under familiar dispensary or boutique brand labels are actually produced by specialized manufacturers. These private-label and white-label partners handle everything from biomass sourcing and extraction to formulation and packaging. For consumers, knowing the companies behind these products provides insight into quality, consistency, and innovation.
Concentrate Supply Co. (CSC)
Concentrate Supply Co. has built a strong reputation across multiple states for its broad range of products, including distillate, live resin, and solventless SKUs. The company supplies dispensaries and brands with both bulk oils and finished products, such as vape cartridges and distillate syringes. CSC emphasizes turnkey private-label services, making it a reliable choice for retailers seeking to build house lines that consumers can trust.
White Label Extracts (WLE)
Oregon-based White Label Extracts is often referred to as the “brand behind brands.” The company specializes in hydrocarbon extracts such as BHO and PHO, offering live resin cartridges, cured resin, diamonds, and THCa sugars. WLE’s ability to partner directly with farms and retailers allows for highly strain-specific products that preserve authentic terpene profiles. For store-brand programs, this approach ensures flavor-forward concentrates that meet consumer expectations.
MediPharm Labs
MediPharm Labs has distinguished itself as a GMP-certified cannabinoid manufacturer. Its business model includes wholesale APIs, concentrates, and custom formulations for brands that demand pharmaceutical-grade processes. With cleanrooms, rigorous batch consistency, and international distribution capabilities, MediPharm serves companies seeking reliable production of concentrates, isolates, vapes, and topicals. For consumers, the result is high-quality, consistently tested products.
WHT LBL
Founded in Colorado, WHT LBL is a licensed contract manufacturer that has expanded into multiple states. The company’s portfolio spans concentrates, flower, and infused products, with a strong focus on end-to-end private-label services. WHT LBL has become known for collaborating with both established brands and dispensaries launching new product lines, streamlining compliance, research and development, and scalable production.
My Green Network (California)
My Green Network operates as a “manufacturing-as-a-service” hub, offering brands the ability to develop solventless rosin, rosin vapes, and other traditional extracts. The company provides co-packing and private-label fulfillment, catering to businesses eager to meet the rising demand for solventless products. By helping partners launch ready-to-sell SKUs while preserving terpene nuances, My Green Network has positioned itself as a forward-looking player in California’s cannabis market.
BeneLeaves (Ohio)
BeneLeaves has earned a place in Ohio’s tightly regulated cannabis industry by structuring white-label partnerships that allow licensed brands to expand their product offerings. The company’s services are especially valuable for multi-state operators and local businesses that want compliant, scalable concentrate and vape production without building out their own facilities. For consumers, this means greater access to a wide variety of high-quality products.
What This Means for Consumers
Many dispensary “house” cartridges or boutique live resins are created by companies like CSC, WLE, MediPharm, WHT LBL, My Green Network, and BeneLeaves. These specialists carry out the demanding tasks of extraction, formulation, filling, and testing. Reputable manufacturers emphasize product specifications, potency ranges, terpene profiles, and batch testing to deliver consistent results. For consumers, the presence of a trusted white-label partner behind a brand provides confidence in both quality and safety.
Identifying Quality in Private-Label Concentrates
When selecting concentrates, consumers can look for consistent terpene percentages, clear batch testing information, and hardware details such as coil type and materials. QR codes linked to Certificates of Analysis (COAs) are another strong indicator of transparency. Asking a budtender about which manufacturer produced the oil behind a label can reveal whether the product comes from an extractor known for hydrocarbon, CO₂, ethanol, or solventless methods—each of which influences flavor and potency in unique ways.