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13th October 2014 Content supplied by: Cannlabs
Colorado’s Largest Licensed Cannabis and Microbiological Testing Laboratory
CannLabs, Inc. have announced the launch of their microbial contaminate testing and consultative service in response to recent Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) rulings. The expanded testing service will allow growers to test their products for microbial contamination, residual solvents and screen for pesticides. CannLabs provides consulting services to help growers remediate their products should test results not meet current MED microbial testing standards. Until the beta test begins, now scheduled for mid-November, results below the MED standard do not have to be reported.
“This is a great opportunity for growers to ensure that their valuable production meet public health and safety standards by using our contamination testing services,” said Mark Mirken, Chief Executive Officer of CannLabs. “As Colorado’s largest licensed cannabis and microbiological testing laboratory, CannLabs is uniquely positioned to provide a consultative approach to help growers due to our microbiology expertise, real-time data analytics, and proprietary technology.” Mirken added “Our goal is to ensure we are continuously aligned with our partners’ testing and consulting needs to provide immediate solutions to help them avoid a potentially catastrophic financial loss.”
Future regulatory requirements for marijuana, announced by the state of Colorado, include mandatory random testing for contaminants such as Salmonella, E.coli, mold, mildew and fungus will begin in mid-November. The latest testing requirements are in addition to the current regulations around potency testing for flower, concentrates and edibles. Once the MED implements the random beta testing program, any contaminated product identified will have the opportunity to be remediated or it will not be able to be commercialized.
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Date Published: 13th October 2014
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