The Oregon regulatory agency suspended the license Ecotest Labs, based in Phoenix, OR due to a number of violations including testing products at an unlicensed location in Hillsboro. The OLCC deemed that Ecolab’s operations were a “serious danger to public health and safety.”
The Vermont Senate voted to pass a bill that would legalize, regulate and tax cannabis sales back in late September. The Governor has just allowed that bill to become law.
The first DEA-registered hemp testing lab in Texas just received their ISO 17025:2017 accreditation from Perry Johnson.
In the 5th episode of the 2020 Cannabis Quality Virtual Conference, check out “Risk Characterization: A key component to develop HACCP Plans” and “Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) and Cannabis”
Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation announced they accredited the Van Nuys, California lab to ISO/IEC 17025 in a press release.
The move signifies an absolute normalization of the industry no matter how much regulatory choppy water still lies ahead in Europe.
In the 4th episode of the 2020 Cannabis Quality Virtual Conference, check out “Property and People and Paperwork, Oh My! License Application Prep For Success” and “Show Me Medical Cannabis! Case studies in Missouri clients’ wins and woes”
Last week, A2LA announced that Trichome Analytical became the first cannabis lab in the state of New Jersey accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017.
This new curveball the DEA threw at the cannabis industry muddies the waters significantly. The DEA believes that, should the THC content exceed 0.3% THC at any point during the extraction process, processors will be considered to be in possession of a Schedule I controlled substance.
The Metrc seed-to-sale software system was awarded the state contract for the market. They expect to launch it in February 2021.
