OLCC Marijuana Pesticide Testing – The Oregon Liquor Control Commission today approved a temporary rule that extends the current marijuana pesticide testing protocol. The temporary rule complements similar action taken on March 2, 2017 by the Oregon Health Authority, which is responsible for setting rules and standards for testing marijuana products.

This means the current process for OLCC licensed producers and wholesalers to test one out of three batches per harvest lot for pesticides remains in effect.
The OLCC temporary rule simply removes any mention of a deadline date and remains in place if the agency continues to determine there is insufficient lab capacity in place for the testing of pesticides.

A copy of the OHA temporary rule can be found here.

A copy of the OLCC temporary rule can be found here.

Getting your cannabis business license is never simple there are very specific requirements and guidelines that differ by state and its usually highly competitive, which is why most successful applicants work with consultants to help guide them.

You can find more information about Oregon cannabis regulations at: Oregon Liquor Control Commission

We highly advise you read up on current rules and regulations for your state and then consider working with a consultant.

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