Oh really? https://www.ctinsider.com/news/article/Connecticut-raises-mold-levels-for-medical-16678474.php

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Right now, patients have no one on the inside looking out for their interests. That’s what led to this idea. Patients have been getting trampled for years. This is finally a step in the right direction. That’s what matters.

To my fellow patients: Contact your state representatives and tell them you're counting on their support for HB5539.

Then I hope she knows that even after remediation, dead mold spores remain intact on flower and under the right environmental conditions, new colonies can even form.

Ever talk to an immunocompromised patient, or one with mold allergies? I'll wait.

Yeah, allowing 10 times more yeast and mold than Massachusetts seems way better.

No, people downvoting because of what 4 MSOs did to cannabis in our state.

This is out-of-state corporate operator Acreage Holdings

....related to cannabis?

DCP's primary interest in cannabis is protecting the revenue stream and therefore protecting the incumbent 4 licensed producers. Think about why only one oversight action has occurred during their entire decade-plus tenure as regulator. And that only happened because one of the lab directors accidentally told on himself.

Connecticut Dems sure do love their identity politics and theater, though. It's gonna be a tough choice for them!

This will be a litmus test for whether Lamont cares more about the performative theatrics or the money. Democrats are allergic to Russia.

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The applicant in this news story is the owner of Affinity in New Haven, as well as a bunch of other LLCs including a distillery.

hyper limited zoning is really going to destroy any attempt at social equity. It’s not like municipalities are going to have a sudden change of heart just because a social equity applicant wasn’t able to make moves before fine fettle or curaleaf gobbled up whatever was available. If they only want two retailers in town, then there’s only going to be two.

Any company doing cannabis delivery in Connecticut is going to be stuck delivering products from the same four incumbent licensed producers for at least the next year or so.