The recent revelations about pesticide contamination in California’s cannabis products have raised significant concerns about the safety and trustworthiness of the legal weed market, prompting companies like Coastal Sun and Jetty Extracts to champion organic standards as viable alternatives to chemical-dependent cultivation methods.

The DEA has scheduled a hearing for December 2 to discuss the Biden administration’s proposal to reclassify marijuana under federal drug laws, delaying the decision until after the November election.

Recent investigations revealing pesticide contamination in California cannabis products emphasize the commitment of brands like Jetty Extracts and Coastal Sun to leading the clean cannabis movement through OCAL and EnvirOganic certifications, prioritizing consumer safety and sustainability.

Licensed dispensaries ensure safety, but for extra protection against harmful chemicals, look for the ‘OCal’ label—signifying ‘comparable-to-organic’ cannabis, as exemplified by brands like Jetty Extracts, Redwood Remedies, and Coastal Sun Farm.

California legalizes cannabis cafes, offering new social and economic opportunities, but small farmers face a setback with the veto of a bill allowing direct sales at temporary events.

Coastal Sun and Jetty Extracts lead California’s clean cannabis movement, using sun-grown, sustainable practices to produce safer, pesticide-free products certified by OCal and EnvirOganic.

OCal certification ensures cannabis is grown to strict organic-equivalent standards, offering consumers clean, pesticide-free products while promoting sustainability and transparency.

An in-depth investigation uncovers alarming pesticide contamination in cannabis products, highlighting the need for stricter regulations and the industry’s push towards cleaner, certified practices.