Near Infrared can be used to monitor growth & curing processes for R&D.
C4 Laboratories, with world-class growers and scientists, is researching chemical signatures in strains and looking at molecules like THCV, CBDV and CBL for potential medical benefits.
The OHA is investigating how and why the products were transferred after failing a lab test for pesticides.
Using qualified methods, accreditation and proper documentation are all very important in manufacturing CRMs.
Brands are looking to capitalize on the potential outcomes of Election Day, where voters in a number of states could legalize cannabis, creating massive new markets overnight.
Two batches of cannabis with potentially dangerous levels of the insecticide Spinosad were sold to medical and recreational consumers.
Dr. Andrew Rosenstein, CEO of Steep Hill Maryland, Pennsylvania and D.C., discusses clinical opportunities, their plans looking forward and how he got involved.
Testing, packaging, labeling and concentration limit requirements have changed, with some interesting restrictions on strain names.
Testing for pesticides in cannabis require analyzing levels of concentration at the parts-per-billion level, but what does that look like?
Sample clean up for pesticide testing can be extremely time consuming without automation.
