The state will issue 12 licenses for growers/processors and 27 licenses for dispensaries, including 10 dispensaries in the populous Southeast region.
The temporary rule changes are meant to lower the testing burden, addressing concerns of a potential market crisis.
The OHA is investigating how and why the products were transferred after failing a lab test for pesticides.
Testing, packaging, labeling and concentration limit requirements have changed, with some interesting restrictions on strain names.
The package of bills, signed into law on Tuesday, would regulate the cannabis industry in a state that already has over 203,000 registered medical cannabis patients.
The new dispensary is a culmination of decades in cultivation experience catering to the Oregon market.
Canada’s temporary regulations include a provision for growing cannabis at home, but much of the regulatory model has yet to be illustrated.
The medical recommendation engine is designed to better inform patients to treat their conditions with the right type of cannabis.
Kush Bottles launched a cannabis-specific glove for handling and processing.
Cannabis is now out of the closet and under a microscope.
