Oklahoma fines medical cannabis processor $500,000 for pesticide use

On: July 21, 2020

Oklahoma regulators levied a $541,000 fine on a medical marijuana business and ordered it to cease operations after allegedly exceeding pesticide limits and committing other violations. The Edmond-based processor of concentrates and extracts, Moon Mix, was the subject of the state’s first product recall in May. According to Oklahoma City TV station KWTV, state regulators found […]

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