Massachusetts cannabis stakeholders say new CCC action is a small step toward stopping laboratory fraud, but nonetheless movement in the right direction
The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is considering changes to improve laboratory integrity and prevent fraud. But stakeholders say the agency is missing the big picture.
“This letter responds to inquiries received by the Commission and provides clarification regarding the agency’s timelines for implementation.”
“It would probably benefit us and the consumers if we had the Cannabis Control Commission somehow involved in the regulation of this.”
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“As more people get access to hemp products, it will naturally drive people into dispensaries. Responsible hemp companies are fine with additional taxation and rules to ensure the products on the market are safe.”
Some of your favorite edibles at licensed Bay State dispensaries feature hemp-derived minor cannabinoids. That’s different from synthetic THC being sold at convenience stores, but legislators don’t always make
10 details about synthetic delta-8 and delta-9 to help you navigate the parallel hempisphere in Massachusetts
Part one of a five-part series on the sale, legality, outrage over, and popularity of unregulated THC products being sold in Bay State liquor and convenience stores
Before coming to New England, synthetic THC brands cut their teeth in prohibitionist red states where their products are often openly embraced
