uthor: Gregory Foster

While over 100 participants signed in---including many public health and prevention representatives---few had comments to offer on new definitions for “characterizing flavor” and “terpenes”.

The WSLCB Board prepared to adopt True Party of Interest rules unchanged from their proposed form and learned 5 meetings were scheduled for outreach to communities of color.

WSLCB would host a listen and learn forum and board meeting, while Seattle HEMPFEST was granted another opportunity to make its case to revise cannabis advertising law.

Convening traceability software integrators for the first time since early June, WSLCB staff shared agency updates, Akerna representatives acknowledged known issues, and expectations were lowered for any change to the State’s reliance on Leaf Data Systems for the foreseeable future.