Proper SOPs, thorough documentation and sample management are key facets of employee training for compliance.
Attendees discussed the need for quality, noting the industry has a long way to go.
Rule changes include mandating ORELAP to accredit laboratories, stricter sample collection rules and more comprehensive pesticide testing requirements.
The laboratory in Minnesota is able to test for pesticides, residual solvents, heavy metals, potency and microbial contamination.
2014 marked an important milestone in the cannabis industry.
Outside-industry guidance helps move the cannabis marketplace forward responsibly.
Dr. Schwartz hopes to use genetic variations and marker-assisted breeding to provide cannabis as a more precise medical treatment.
Quality is not just tested for in the final product, but built into each step of the manufacturing process.
Laboratory accreditation and method validation are crucial to providing accurate results. How can we better standardize the industry?
Canada’s cannabis policies could change drastically through local jurisdictional reform and Justin Trudeau’s political platform.
