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Monday, August 29, 2016 8:29:59 AM
This Southern Oregon laboratory is currently one of only three across the state that have been approved for Cannabis Testing to date.
Mr. Waldrop went on to say, With the new batch testing requirements that go into effect October 1, 2016, the frequency and scope of testing is increasing. Growers now have to test for every 10 pounds, whereas in the past they could have had one test for an entire crop of the same cannabis strain. In addition, with the additional reporting and expanding pesticide testing, the average price for compliance test may increase as much as 45%. This brings a few points to mind that wed like to address. One is that with one facility now approved, we feel confident that our additional locations should receive approval soon as well. Two, if there is a delay, we have a contingency plan in place for testing all product through the Kenevir Research laboratory in the interim if necessary. And three, we are working to expand accreditation to include both pesticides and residual solvents as well as we have relationships with third party labs who can handle our overflow for pesticide and residual solvent testing
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