Massachusetts H105 mandates data transparency in the cannabis industry by requiring public reporting of testing results from independent laboratories.
Massachusetts H105 amends the state's cannabis industry regulations to enhance data transparency. The bill requires the Cannabis Control Commission to collect, compile, and make available to the public data from independent testing laboratories that show statistically significant outliers in their testing results. This includes failure rates for pesticides, heavy metals, microbiological contaminants, residual solvents, mycotoxins, moisture content, THC, THCA, and terpenes.
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