LANSING – The Michigan Hashish Regulatory Company introduced Thursday {that a} Lansing marijuana enterprise will give up its medical and adult-use processor licenses as a result of it was mixing authorized and unlawful merchandise for the retail market.
CRA mentioned it signed a consent order and stipulation with TAS Asset Holdings, which additionally used the title Noble Street Firm. In February 2023, the CRA issued formal complaints and introduced the abstract suspension of TAS's adult-use and medical processor licenses.
TAS has been closed since February 2023. Its licenses “is not going to be” renewed, reinstated, reissued or reactivated, restricted or in any other case, at any future date, the CRA mentioned.
“Based mostly on its investigation of the conduct alleged within the grievance, the CRA decided on the time that the security or well being of employers or workers was endangered by the continued operation of TAS and that the motion emergency was crucial,” mentioned the CRA.
TAS Asset Holdings, 919 Filley St., Suite A, was charged with combining illicit marijuana merchandise with regulated marijuana merchandise earlier than promoting these objects. The affected marijuana merchandise had been marketed beneath the model title Fwaygo Extracts with the product title Area Rocks. The product was manufactured between November 10 and November 17, 2022.
A overview of video surveillance footage on the time confirmed TAS workers bringing further unregulated merchandise into the enterprise from their private automobiles, the CRA mentioned.
A TAS consultant admitted that the corporate's signature product, Area Rocks, is made with unlabeled THCa powder, the CRA mentioned in an earlier press launch.
The CRA's formal complaints allege 23 regulatory violations towards every of TAS Asset Holdings' processor licenses.
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