Is it time to require an expiration date for marijuana?
Jacqueline Collinsin their upcoming revision of the state's rules. Marijuana vape cartridges sold in Colorado had to include expiration dates on their products as of this year, but there are no such requirements for flower, concentrate and edibles. That could soon change, however.
Assistant Attorney General Ross Hoogerhyde is leading a team in the AG's Marijuana, Liquor and Bankruptcy Unit, which provides legal and litigation advice to the Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division and state Department of Revenue. "We have a number of bad testing cases right now," he told a MED rulemaking board on September 30. "Every member of my team has more than one testing case, including testing cases with adverse health effects for consumers.
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