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Colorado Regulator Issues Warning About Moldy Flower

State regulators in Colorado have issued another health and safety notice after “potentially unsafe levels” of total yeast and mold and Aspergillus were found in a batch of cannabis flower.

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Oregon Regulator Recalls 1,000 Cannabis Vapes

The products had tested positive for two pesticides, piperonyl butoxide and a pyrethrin.

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FDA Defers to Congress For CBD Food and Supplement Regulations

The federal agency made its decision following a “careful review” of the potential regulatory pathways of CBD products in the US.

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Demand for Codeine Plummets Where Cannabis is Legalized, Study Finds

States that legalize recreational cannabis use also see a reduction in demand for prescription codeine, according to a new study.

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Nevada Cannabis Regulator Suspends Cultivator

A cannabis cultivation company in Nevada has lost its license after its staff were seen to be diverting cannabis from its facility.

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Kaycha Labs Becomes First New York Cannabis Lab to Perform Every Approved Test

Kaycha Labs is the first of seven state-certified labs to be cleared by the NY regulator to carry out all nine types of test.

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The FDA Issues Guidance For Cannabis Research

This guidance outlines the FDA’s “current thinking” on topics relevant to clinical research related to the development of human drugs containing cannabis or cannabis-derived compounds.

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Cannabis Products in Nevada Are ‘Contaminated’ With Unapproved Pesticide, State Regulator Warns

Cannabis consumers in Nevada have been warned that a certain batch of products sold in the state were treated with an unapproved pesticide, Ethephon.

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‘Retipping’ Could Help Cultivators Grow More Cannabis in Smaller Spaces, Study Finds

Retipping, a novel propagation method that helps cultivators grow more plants in less space, works just as well for cannabis as traditional micropropagation methods, a new study suggests.

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