MJ Biz reports that Oklahoma regulators have levied a $541,000 fine on a medical cannabis company and ordered it to cease operations after allegedly exceeding pesticide limits and committing other violations.
“Bumps started popping up in my mouth and the sore throat started acting up real bad. A couple more days the bumps on my mouth started to get bigger like blisters and I told my wife this isn’t right. Something’s wrong.”
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The Edmond-based processor of concentrates and extracts, Moon Mix, was the subject of the state’s first product recall in May.A recent KWTV investigation “showed four different pesticides testing above the legal limit,” including bifenazate, and found customers who reported getting sick from using the products.According to Oklahoma City TV station KWTV, state regulators found three batches of Moon Mix that tested above legal limits and were sold to customers.
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Oklahoma fines medical cannabis processor $500,000 for pesticide use
