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Quality Systems 101: CAPA Programs Drive Improvement & Prevent Costly Mistakes

Quality Systems 101: CAPA Programs Drive Improvement & Prevent Costly Mistakes

No business is perfect, especially when humans are part of the equation. But, how do you tackle fixing quality issues as they […]

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Washington Lab Shut Down for Falsifying Test Results

Washington Lab Shut Down for Falsifying Test Results

In a press release sent out earlier this month, the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) announced they have shut down […]

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Politically Motivated Investigations of Legitimate Cannabis Businesses: One More Reason for Cannabis Operators to Return to the Black Market?

Politically Motivated Investigations of Legitimate Cannabis Businesses: One More Reason for Cannabis Operators to Return to the Black Market?

In June 2020, John W. Elias, a prosecutor in the United States Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division, testified to the U.S. House […]