Cannabis Industry Segmentation and Testing Standards Overview
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The passage provides a generic overview of cannabis testing, labeling, and safety concerns without mentioning any specific individuals, companies, financial transactions, or alleged misconduct. It lac States increasingly require licensed testing for pesticides, solvents, and microbial contaminants. Laboratories test for 10‑15 cannabinoids and over 30 terpenes. Residual solvents such as butane, CO₂
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