The exploration of single-use milling containers as a strategy to alleviate operational burdens presents a compelling case for reevaluating traditional practices in favor of approaches that potentially enhance operational efficiency and reduce environmental impact. These findings also address economic considerations within the cannabis industry. Given that THC levels are a significant profit driver for the sector, even marginal gains in the preservation of this specific cannabinoid during the milling process can translate into substantial financial benefits. Therefore, the optimization of milling parameters to maximize THC yield without compromising other cannabinoids is of paramount interest, reflecting a strategic approach that aligns operational efficiency with market-driven objectives.