Mettrum Voluntary Recall - "Products exposed to plant spray"
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marketwired.comPosted Nov 2, 2016, 2:47 PM UTC
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marketwired.comKudos to Mettrum, but this is a little weird on Health Canada's part. Mettrum used a spray from a 3rd party, with an unlisted ingredient. Health Canada knew about the unlisted ingredient. Shouldn't they make the 3rd party list it as an ingredient? I'm glad the ingredient isn't harmful, but it feels like Health Canada missed the ball on this one.
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Wow
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The fact that this happened could be a very good sign the government is looking to Mettrum for distribution, and starting to get the systems in order for 2017.
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What? Why would you assume that?
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because he's invested :P
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People will come up with just about any justification to make themselves feel good lol
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I have investments in this and Aphria, I've stayed out of Canopy being that right now it has a whole bunch of people trying to make a quick buck, but I would like to be in all 3.
It is pure speculation but I do see this as Health Canada shoring up its policies and getting in line with agriculture standards we have for legalization.
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This shows that the company is actually doing the right thing.
It doesn't help the fact that Mettrum has terrible products.
Yeah, they've actually handled it really well. I can't comment on the quality of their product though.
They've had some quality issues, but I've heard similar things about all of the LPs with sales licenses at one point or another.
Yes. They did exactly what they should have.
I am a Canadian, and I know personally 2 people who are former users of Mettrum product. Both now go to other LPs. I have heard from several others online who have been with Mettrum.
as a run down for quality I have witnessed the following: (pertains to flower only, not extracts)
Black market offerings anywhere form 3-10 on a scale of 1-10 for quality.
MT - 4-6 CGC (Tweed) - 5-8 ACB - 7-9
This is what I gather.