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Note: while we don’t believe that anyone in Congress has proposed it yet, the Federal government could legalize cannabis for medical use [and perhaps for recreational use] and preempt many of the state laws. We have written a set of seven whitepapers that are available to the public to review. for the same information.
marijuana) for medical and/or recreational use has spurred many questions regarding exposure concerns and drug testing concerns (e.g., This whitepaper describes the complex relationships between THC use, intoxication, and detection in blood and urine. Washington, DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
It raised a lot of curiosity when the western states were the first to legalize recreational. Is it cost savings, increased sales, less waste, safety, all the above? Now, going back to what you guys have done this summer, I know that you also published a Cannabis 101 whitepaper. Mark Diener : Yeah.
The rationale for the is consumer safety – which seems like a legitimate concern given that recreational use cannabis producers were previously not required to test for pesticides at all. Processors in particular, says the whitepaper cited above “who extract cannabis oil from plant material hold the greatest risk.”
The Board’s consumer safety concern is indeed a legitimate one as recreational use cannabis producers were previously not required to test for pesticides at all. a WA licensed cannabis testing laboratory, in a whitepaper released in February, the issue of pesticide contamination in cannabis products in the state is serious.
This whitepaper offers a primer to the complex and confusing global cannabis industry as it stands today. Colorado has legalized both recreational and medical use of cannabis. Outsiders are coming in thinking that we’ll be passing legal recreational marijuana shortly and are willing to invest.
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