
Guest Opinion: How The Mass Legislature Can Improve Cannabis Testing
“We need transparency and accountability so test results actually mean something.”
“We need transparency and accountability so test results actually mean something.”
Included in the administrative order: producers “shall disclose if the Marijuana batch was subjected to a sanitization treatment or … remediated”
With a new director of testing gone after just one week, Massachusetts cannabis commissioners address issues with underlying protocols
A detailed dispatch from last week’s hearing on the lack of access faced by patients in the Bay State Last week’s explosive hearing in Worcester was only the latest
Calling for clearer standards and the “de-anonymization of data,” the Cannabis Control Commission member signaled that serious reform is coming
Our analysis and breakdown of the MCR Labs suit in the context of the current Mass cannabis landscape
CCC issues “health and safety advisory due to the identification of contaminated and potentially contaminated” cannabis flower and prerolls
From how it all started to where it’s going, this is how the Bay State cannabis lab testing issue festered and metastasized
“The Massachusetts cannabis industry is rife with a practice commonly known as “lab shopping,” where cultivators determine which labs provide the most favorable results.”
Massachusetts cannabis stakeholders say new CCC action is a small step toward stopping laboratory fraud, but nonetheless movement in the right direction
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