San Diego cannabis business executives are criticizing newly proposed cultivation, manufacturing and testing rules that the City Council put forward last week, saying they are overly strict.
The executives singled out a proposed cap that would limit the number of grow and manufacturing companies to 18 in the city, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
Also, each of San Diego’s nine City Council districts would have its own cap of two cultivation and manufacturing businesses.
Critics said the cap would undermine the city’s goal of producing its own cannabis supply, and could trigger a product shortage, the paper
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