The largest cannabis recall in Michigan history has been partially struck down.
The Marijuana Regulatory Agency’s recall includes more than $200 million in pulled products.
The MRA’s recall involves nearly all products tested by Viridis Laboratories from August to November of this year.
The cannabis testing company filed a lawsuit against the MRA in response to the recall.
On Friday, a Michigan Court of Claims judge made the decision to release back to the market products tested at one of Viridis’s two labs.
David Harns is a spokesperson for the MRA.
“We’ve immediately implemented action to comply with the courts order.”
Litigation is still pending over the recall involving products tested at the company’s Lansing lab.
In a statement, Viridis attorneys say they applaud the court’s decision and will continue to shine a spotlight on the MRA’s unprofessional practices.
