Katelyn Baker
Well-Known Member
Salem – The Oregon Liquor Control Commission has issued its first recall of recreational marijuana.
The OLCC says samples of Blue Magoo marijuana contained a level of pesticide residue that exceeds the state limit.
The marijuana was grown by Emerald Wave Estate and sold at Buds4U in Mapleton, about 45 miles west of Eugene, the Portland Tribune reported. The OLCC said people who bought the pot should dispose of it or return it to the retailer.
OLCC spokesman Mark Pettinger says the retailer noticed the failed pesticide reading in the state's Cannabis Tracking System on March 10 and immediately notified the agency.
He says the shop sold Blue Magoo to 31 customers between March 8 and March 10.
Pettinger says a wholesaler shipped the pot to the Mapleton store before the test results were entered in the state's tracking system.
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Full Article: OLCC Recalls Blue Magoo Marijuana Sold At Mapleton Shop Over High Pesticide Level
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The OLCC says samples of Blue Magoo marijuana contained a level of pesticide residue that exceeds the state limit.
The marijuana was grown by Emerald Wave Estate and sold at Buds4U in Mapleton, about 45 miles west of Eugene, the Portland Tribune reported. The OLCC said people who bought the pot should dispose of it or return it to the retailer.
OLCC spokesman Mark Pettinger says the retailer noticed the failed pesticide reading in the state's Cannabis Tracking System on March 10 and immediately notified the agency.
He says the shop sold Blue Magoo to 31 customers between March 8 and March 10.
Pettinger says a wholesaler shipped the pot to the Mapleton store before the test results were entered in the state's tracking system.
News Moderator: Katelyn Baker 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: OLCC Recalls Blue Magoo Marijuana Sold At Mapleton Shop Over High Pesticide Level
Author: The Associated Press
Contact: (541) 485-1234
Photo Credit: Associated Press
Website: The Register-Guard
