Articles tagged with "Lab testing"

The project by retailer Uncle Ike’s is an effort to curb the number of contaminated products that make it to consumers.

California state officials presented a final draft of regulations governing the cannabis industry including laws about delivery, testing, and packaging.

Regulators could approve independent testing laboratories later this month, clearing what’s been a key roadblock to opening the state’s first retail cannabis stores.

Bloom Brands and Lowell Farms pull vapes and pre-rolls for potential pesticide contamination. Labs under scrutiny.

Noted cannabis researcher Dr. Ethan Russo stops by the show to share his research–and his concerns–about pesticides on cannabis in Washington State.

California cannabis labs are being swamped with samples as new product purity regulations take effect.

California’s legal recreational cannabis supply is now cleaner than the state’s food. Starting July 1, all cannabis products sold at licensed stores must undergo rigorous analytical testing before they can be sent to retailers. More than two dozen licensed labs are charged with conducting the assays for potency and purity, which have been phasing in […]

California consumers are encountering steep discounts this June of 30 to 90 percent at recreational cannabis stores in the run-up to a July 1 deadline for non-compliant products to be purged from retail shelves.

New regulations cover everything from employee ID badges to pesticide testing. They first changes take effect this week.

This week Dave Schmader, Leafly’s Senior Editor for Canada, joins Will to share an update on Canadian cannabis legalization. They discuss some of the different ways the Provinces and Territories are preparing for adult-use legalization.