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Many cannabis mold failures originate not in the grow room but in post-harvest storage. Humidity control after harvest is one of the most critical and underappreciated factors in microbial compliance.

More states are requiring cannabis testing labs to achieve ISO 17025 accreditation in 2026, raising the bar for analytical competency and accountability. Here is what the standard means for cultivators.

California’s DCC issued a mandatory recall for multiple Alien Labs flower and pre-roll products due to Aspergillus spp. contamination in April 2025, underscoring persistent gaps in California’s cannabis compliance ecosystem.

New York’s OCM recalled cannabis products from 54 lots after discovering Keystone State Testing issued unreliable Aspergillus results. The case is one of the most significant lab fraud incidents in U.S. cannabis history.

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The proposed Cannabinoid Safety and Regulation Act would establish federal testing requirements, pesticide restrictions, and packaging standards for cannabis and hemp. Here is what cultivators need to understand.

New York’s Office of Cannabis Management updated its laboratory testing limits in February 2026, tightening standards for Aspergillus and other contaminants. Here is what cultivators need to know.

California issued a voluntary recall for multiple Pure Beauty flower products due to Aspergillus fumigatus contamination, adding to the state’s growing list of mold-related compliance failures.

Three major cannabis lab fraud cases in Michigan, New York, and Massachusetts revealed that COAs from licensed labs cannot always be trusted. Here is what cultivators must understand.

Most states require cannabis heavy metal testing for four compounds. New research shows the risk picture is broader. Here is what cultivators need to understand about expanded heavy metal panels.