, like these gummies,"have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA for safe use in any context."
The pharmaceutical board and FDA raided the manufacturing warehouse in Moorhead, a western Minnesota city near the border with North Dakota, at the beginning of November and allegedly found close to 150,000 packages of THC products whose drug contents were much more potent than state laws allow.
Northland Vapor allegedly failed to comply with investigators' request for the results of mandatory testing procedures that screen cannabis products for toxic substances such as pesticides, heavy metals and solvents, the Minnesota pharmaceutical board said.The lawsuit names Northland Vapor Moorhead LLC, Northland Vapor Bemidji LLC and Wonky Confections LLC as defendants, all operated by Brad Erpelding.
"There is no evidence of any harm arising from the proper use of Northland products. The state's effort to suggest otherwise are shameful," Leverington said in part."Northland is a small business committed to making a quality product and now must fight for its life against over-zealous regulators in St. Paul looking to make a splash with their newly adopted law."on how much THC manufacturers can put in their cannabis products.
The Minnesota pharmaceutical board's civil lawsuit seeks a court order mandating the"condemnation and destruction of adulterated edible cannabinoid products" sold by Northland Vapor, and requiring the company to manufacture and sell products that comply with state restrictions on THC.
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