Cannabis testing lab fraud can be curbed if industry is ‘part of the solution’
To eliminate testing lab fraud, the cannabis industry needs to say, “We’re not OK with doing this, and let’s be part of the solution.”
Massachusetts Medical Cannabis News
To eliminate testing lab fraud, the cannabis industry needs to say, “We’re not OK with doing this, and let’s be part of the solution.”
Massachusetts renewed its contract with cannabis seed-to-sale software provider Metrc, an agreement the parties have had since the state’s first adult-use stores opened in 2018.
A Massachusetts marijuana testing lab has filed a lawsuit accusing eight competitors of “fraudulent” practices of inflating THC potency and manipulating safety results to allow potentially tainted products into the market.
Multistate operator Tilt Holdings is divesting itself of two cannabis stores in Massachusetts.
Maryland legislators have introduced two complementary bills to establish rules and regulations for cannabis consumption lounges.
Marijuana retailers in Massachusetts recorded $1.65 billion in sales of adult-use products between Jan. 1, 2024, and Jan. 5, 2025.
Consumer preferences will dictate how cannabis retailers shape their product offerings and inventory in 2025.