Audit Finds Flaws with Colorado’s Marijuana Testing Framework
Auditors said 14 recommendations could strengthen inspections, testing and public warnings as nearly 75% of marijuana processed from 2023 through 2025 evaded pesticide testing.
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Colorado Marijuana Regulators Failed to Protect Consumers From Potential Contamination, Audit Finds
Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division may have put consumers at increased risk of using unsafe cannabis products, according to a state audit. The findings echo a yearlong investigation into the agency by The Denver Gazette and ProPublica.
Colorado's Marijuana Product Testing Rules Have Safety Gaps, State Audit Finds
“There’s an increased risk that marijuana products sold in Colorado may have contaminants or may inaccurately list potency.” By Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline Colorado’s regulatory framework to test marijuana for contamination and warn consumers about risks has significant gaps, a state audit found. The recently-released audit focused on problems with product testing and inconsistent monitoring from the […]
State audit blasts Colorado's marijuana testing framework
Colorado's Cannabis Regulator Left Consumers Exposed to Contaminated Products for Years, Audit Finds
Nearly three-quarters of marijuana processed for sale in Colorado evaded pesticide testing, and contaminated products sat on store shelves for as long as three years before regulators issued a public warning. Those are the headline findings of a state audit that portrays the Marijuana Enforcement Division as an agency systematically falling short of its core […]
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