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This website is leading in its wording. "A startling discovery" as a pretty glaring example. Just gimme facts and let me do my own pearl clutching

Better, less clickbaity source

https://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/pesticide-tainted-cannabis-pulled-from-shelves-of-five-vermont-stores/Content?oid=37508241

I did not try anything from this grower thankfully. I would hope that the CCB maintains an updated list of pesticides and other control agents that are not allowed in cannabis. If they don't, yikes. It's good that they caught this.

These shady fuckers didn't even have a license. Hopefully, some names behind the Holland Cannabis brand are outed so they aren't able to work in the industry any longer.

Is the "Holland" part referring to Holland, VT? The only thing that stands out about that place for me was a barn with a huge "Take Back Vermont" sign that I remember from almost 20 years ago. Gosh, been that long.

The article said the owner has a tier 2 license.

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Flair checks out.

My mistake, I misread the VT Digg article. The herb somehow circumvented testing.

"He said the cannabis was not registered with the Cannabis Control Board, and the board is trying to determine how it made its way onto store shelves. The board has contacted the five stores, Pepper said, and they have all stopped selling the cannabis."

How is it that I've been smoking untested weed since 1995 w/ no physical health issues @ all? We are over regulating this to a cartoonish level. Dispensaries look like their products are way more dangerous than what gun stores and liquor stores are selling and that is fucking silly.

The Seven Days article has a picture of Holland branded Apple Fritter. Zen Barn has an apple fritter but by a different grower. They have Blackberry Kush from Holland on their site still.

Who cares? This happened in Vermount.

What would humanity do all day if it had to stop working at overcomplicating things?

I’m sure it would go completely unnoticed by most stoners out there