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CA AB1027In Committeeas of 2025-06-02

Cannabis: testing: quality assurance.

Plain-English summary

What happened: A California bill addressing cannabis testing and quality assurance standards has been held under submission in committee.

Why it matters: Changes to testing and quality assurance requirements directly affect the standards and procedures that licensed labs must follow, as well as the products cultivators and retailers can bring to market.

Affects: labs and cultivators and retailers

LATEST ACTION: In committee: Held under submission.
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