New rules about selling marijuana may lead to a shortage of cannabis and edibles, according to weed producers and vendors.
Starting Sunday, all cannabis sold in the state of California must pass tests for pesticides, mold and other contaminants, said Lori Glauser, COO of Evio Labs, which operates marijuana testing sites around the state.
Read our feature on the new testing regulations in California
"The vast majority (of cannabis) has not yet been tested," Glauser said.
If it hasn't been tested, it can't be sold, she said. That means many dispensaries and delivery services may have to pull products or have thinner inventories, she said.
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