Why Cannabis Testing and Labeling Standardization Is Long Overdue
While legal in 38 states, each cannabis jurisdiction has its own, and often conflicting, testing and labeling laws. Thus, unlike virtually every other product sold in America, no two states' cannabis items are identical and the respective potency and contaminant level testing and labeling standards greatly vary, impose enormous health and safety concerns, and create havoc for those growing, manufacturing, testing and selling cannabis.
August 26, 2024 at 02:04 PM
9 minute read
MarijuanaImagine if beer's testing and labeling requirements differed in every state in which the beverage is sold.
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