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Spring brings pivotal change to the Washington State 502 Industry. It has been years in the making... lots of talk, discussion and chatter among the industry and the government. And here we are: Pesticides! Pesticide Testing, more specifically.
CCRS Reporting – It’s ALIVE! Frankenstein afraid of CCRS reporting.
With more milestones are on the horizon.
And much like Frankenstein’s monster it seems assembled from random body parts and regulatory hijinks, animated by the LCB. CCRS reporting has officially entered our lives eight feet tall and enormously strong but with the mind of a newborn.
This blog post is part of a series. See our other recent updates on CCRS traceability:
Yesterday the WSLCB responded to an inquiry from the Cannabis Observer’s Gregory Foster. The Cannabis Observer reported: “November 17th was the ‘go/no-go decision point’ for the internal WSLCB CCRS Traceability Steering Committee to decide whether to proceed… said [CFO Jim] Morgan, and ‘at this point, all signs are pointing to that being a go’.”
Next month a new chapter will begin in Washington state as the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) takes the bold step of scrapping and simplifying the former seed-to-sale traceability program. The WSLCB has acknowledged stakeholders have long suffered using the state’s cannabis tracking software. Alas, a whole new world (of software – or not?) is planned with an effort to simplify the process for all industry participants.
So before we begin with the nitty-gritty, let’s start with a blog teaser...