Health Canada Recalls Sirona Pharma's Full Sesh Purple Gelato Punch
Health Canada has recalled Sirona Pharma Inc.'s Full Sesh Purple Gelato Punch dried cannabis sold in British Columbia due to microbial contamination. This recall is a precautionary measure in response to a quality control test that identified microbial contaminant levels exceeding specified limits. While no adverse health reports have been received, consumers are advised to stop using the recalled product immediately and return it to retailers or dispose of it safely. The recall affects 1200 units sold between September 18, 2023, and April 18, 2024.
Manitoba to Overturn Ban on Homegrown Cannabis Cultivation
Manitoba's political landscape is undergoing a significant shift as the provincial government plans to overturn its ban on homegrown cannabis cultivation. This decision aligns with federal law and evolving societal attitudes, reflecting changing political dynamics and public sentiment regarding cannabis regulations. Manitoba and Quebec were the only provinces to enforce restrictions against growing adult-use marijuana at home following Canada's legalization of recreational cannabis in 2018. With the New Democratic Party of Manitoba (NDP) now in power, the province anticipates lifting the ban, marking a pivotal moment in cannabis policy reform.
Greenway Greenhouse Cannabis Corporation Receives CUMS-GAP and GACP Certification
Greenway Greenhouse Cannabis Corporation GWAY GWAYF announced a significant milestone as its cultivation facility in Leamington, Ontario receives CUMS-GAP and GACP certification. This achievement positions Greenway to distribute its high-quality greenhouse cannabis internationally, tapping into new markets and revenue streams. The certifications, completed through Control Union, demonstrate compliance with strict international standards, allowing Greenway to engage with multiple international cannabis purchasers. With an annual cultivation capacity of 24,000 kg, Greenway aims to capitalize on the export market's potential, enhancing revenue, gross margins, and global presence.
"Receiving these certifications opens up a whole new world of opportunities for Greenway," said Jamie D'Alimonte, CEO of Greenway. "With our most recent expansion, we are able to scale up production to meet any new demand for our product internationally."
Conclusion
These developments signal both challenges and opportunities for stakeholders in Canada's evolving cannabis industry, shaping the future of cannabis regulation, consumer safety, and market expansion.