
Investigation Finds Pesticides in California Licensed Vapes
An investigation has revealed the presence of potentially dangerous pesticides in licensed cannabis products in California.

An investigation has revealed the presence of potentially dangerous pesticides in licensed cannabis products in California.

Steep Hill Mississippi found that some so-called hemp products are not what they claim to be.

A new study by researchers at Cornell University has found that cannabinoids could one day have applications as natural pesticides.

The audit results reveal that $10 million in possibly unsafe cannabis products were sold in Massachusetts between January 2019-December 2020.

An investigation has revealed the presence of potentially dangerous pesticides in licensed cannabis products in California.

Steep Hill Mississippi found that some so-called hemp products are not what they claim to be.

A new study by researchers at Cornell University has found that cannabinoids could one day have applications as natural pesticides.

The audit results reveal that $10 million in possibly unsafe cannabis products were sold in Massachusetts between January 2019-December 2020.
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