A lengthy list of proposed rule changes was on the minds of industry stakeholders who attended Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency’s quarterly public meeting Thursday.
Many comments at the more than two-hour-long meeting, held both in-person in Lansing and virtually, centered on a 13-page list of proposed rule changes released about a month ago.
Industry stakeholders voiced their support of, and concerns with, several of the proposed rules, including one that would require licensees who are creating any pre-roll product to have the product tested in final form (stakeholders said that if the flower is already being tested, why would it have to be tested again once it’s in a pre-rolled joint?) and a proposed rule that would require standard terpene (aromatic compounds that contribute to marijuana’s smell and flavor) profile testing of cannabis flower.
There was one proposed rule that meeting attendees were largely in support of: a rule that would allow the CRA to deny a license or license renewal based on civil judgments or court orders resulting from unpaid debt for work, services, products or equipment.
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