Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The testing
laboratory performing any testing pursuant to this subchapter shall produce a
written report detailing the results of all testing for each representative
sample and provide it to the cannabis business, or consumer, as applicable, as
well as the Commission.
(b) The
written report must include:
1. The name,
address, license number, and contact information of the testing
laboratory;
2. The name, address,
and license number of the cannabis business;
3. The representative sample's batch or lot
number;
4. The unique sample
identifier number;
5. The form of
the product;
6. The history of the
representative sample, including the date collected, the date received by the
testing laboratory, the analytical methods used for the test, and the date(s)
of sample analyses and corresponding testing results;
7. For cannabis, the weight of the
representative sample and the total weight of the batch; for cannabis products,
the total unit count and weight of the representative sample and the total
number of units and weight of the lot;
8. The analytical methods and instrumentation
used for each test;
9. The
concentrations of the cannabinoids and terpenes listed at the cannabinoid and
terpene potency subsections of the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's Testing
Guidance; and
10. The level of the
contaminants listed at the visual inspection, water activity, harmful
additives, microbial contamination, mycotoxin contamination, pesticides,
residual solvents, and heavy metals subsections of the Cannabis Regulatory
Commission's Testing Guidance and whether that level meets specifications and
should be marked "pass," or whether that level exceeds the levels provided and
should be marked "fail."
(c) A supervisor at the testing laboratory
shall validate the accuracy of the information contained in the written report
and sign and date the written report.
(d) The cannabis business must provide the
written report to any other cannabis business receiving the usable cannabis or
cannabis product. The cannabis retailer selling the usable cannabis or cannabis
product to a consumer must include a summary of the written report.
