advanced growth labs

Thank you Louis J. Rinaldi, MBA for posting this!
So, if Advanced Grow Labs is allegedly openly admitting to irradiating ALL of their State of Connecticut hashtag#cannabis, even though supposedly the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection has clearly stated that hashtag#remediation isn’t allowed for medical products why doesn’t this count as a violation? The math ain’t mathing is it James?

And they’re not alone are they—did you forget our pals at Curaleaf, who faced a similar situation in New York (Business & Sports), or Trulieve in Florida (Business, Politics & Sports), with their ‘alternative’ compliance strategies? It’s like a national sport in the corporate cannabis world: How far can we bend the rules before someone actually enforces them?

Regulators, feel free to chime in anytime.

Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection —still good with this?
New York State Department of Health —remember when Curaleaf got your attention for similar ‘processes’?
Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation —keeping tabs on Trulieve’s playbook?
FDA, Federal Trade Commission, & USDA —you’ve all got a piece of this compliance pie, right? Will we get Radura symbols? Or is this just a spectator sport for now?

But let’s be real—if a craft brand tried this, they’d be bulldozed by now, wouldn’t they? Is it nice to have a ‘get-out-of-jail-free card’ in the corporate game? Money talks truth walks… am I right?
But what do I know, this is all just my opinion based on hypothetical situations… right?

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