GB Sciences said it has opened its commercial cultivation center at Louisiana State University, which will enable the company to increase by fivefold its production capacity for the state’s medical cannabis program.
The company also said it is starting some final product processing after two harvests in its temporary “proof of concept” facility passed state requirements.
GB Sciences said last month that a limited amount of products will be submitted to Louisiana regulators by May to undergo testing and ultimately distributed to the nine licensed pharmacies around the state.
But MMJ products aren’t expected to be in full supply until this fall.
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If we can only hope Boss Hogg Mike Strain stays out of the way
I’LL BE SO GLAD WHEN LOUISIANA GETS THE MEDICAL MARIJUANA OUT!I’VE LIVED MANY YEARS ON OPIATES AND ALL THE OTHER MEDS. NOT HAVING ANY OPTIONS FOR THE FUTURE, COME ON LOUISIANA AND ALL THAT STANDS IN THE WAY OF US GETTING THE MEDS WE NEED. QUIT STALLING AND HELP US WHO ARE WAITING.