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California's cannabis industry faces a credibility crisis as delayed recalls and lab fraud put consumers at risk. Learn about the systemic failures and the urgent need for regulatory overhaul
California cannabis company, Grizzly Peak Farms has recalled its product "Zoap," after finding it contaminated with a pesticide banned in 2020 - chlorfenapyr. The extent and duration of the contamination is unclear. The California Department of Cannabis Control has halted sales from the adulterated batch. The company, which claims to be pesticide-free, had faced a lawsuit in 2020 for unpaid taxes on cannabis products.
