Basis and Purpose - 4-215
The statutory authority for this rule includes but is not
limited to sections
44-10-202(1)(c),
44-10-203(1)(a),
44-10-203(1)(c),
44-10-203(1)(g),
44-10-203(1)(k),
44-10-203(2)(d),
44-10-203(2)(f),
44-10-203(3)(d),
44-10-203(3)(e),
44-10-501(6),
44-10-502(3),
44-10-503(8),
44-10-504(1)(b),
44-10-504(2),
44-10-601(4),
44-10-602(4),
44-10-603(6),
44-10-604(1)(b),
and 44-10-604(2),
C.R.S. Authority also exists in the Colorado Constitution at Article XVIII,
Subsection 16(5)(a) (VII). The purpose of this rule is to protect the public
health and safety by establishing contaminant testing procedures and rules for
the Division's Regulated Marijuana sampling and testing program. This Rule
4-215 was previously Rules 4-115, 4-120, and 4-121, 1 CCR 212-3, Rules M and R
1504, 1 CCR
212-1 and
1 CCR
212-2.
A.
Contaminant Testing Required.
1. A Regulated Marijuana Business shall not
Transfer or process Regulated Marijuana, Pre-Rolled Marijuana, Infused
Pre-Rolled Marijuana, Regulated Marijuana Concentrate or Regulated Marijuana
Product unless Test Batches from each Harvest Batch or Production Batch from
which that Regulated Marijuana was derived has been tested by a Regulated
Marijuana Testing Facility for contaminants and passed all contaminant tests
required by this Rule, except as permitted in Rule 5-205(C), 6-205(C), or the
cultivation or production process has achieved a Reduced Testing Allowance
under this Rule.
B.
Regulated Marijuana Contaminant Testing.
1. The following table provides required
tests for Regulated Marijuana flower.
4-215(B)(1) 2
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Flower, shake, &
trim
|
Prerolls
|
Wet Whole Plant Allocated for
Extraction
|
|
Water Activity
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
No
|
|
Mycotoxins
|
No
|
No
|
No
|
|
Residual Solvents
|
No
|
No
|
No
|
|
Elemental
Impurities
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
|
Pesticides
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
|
Microbials
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes*
|
* Note: Some exemptions may apply.
2. The following table provides required
tests for post-Decontamination retesting.
4-215(B)(2) 3
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Flower, shake, trim, &
Prerolls
|
|
Water Activity
|
Yes
|
|
Mycotoxins
|
Yes
|
|
Residual Solvents
|
No
|
|
Elemental
Impurities
|
No
|
|
Pesticides
|
No
|
|
Microbials
|
Yes
|
C.
Regulated Marijuana
Concentrate Testing.
4-215(C) 1
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Solvent-Based Concentrate
(Processed from Flower that did not have
a failed test result)
|
Solvent-Based Concentrate
(Processed from remediated flower or
untested Wet Whole Plant)
|
Water, Heat, or Pressure Based
Concentrate
|
Infused Pre-Rolled
Marijuana
|
Vaporizer Delivery Devices
(If Regulated Marijuana Concentrate is
made into a Vaporizer Delivery Device, additional tests as
indicated)
|
|
Water Activity
|
No
|
No
|
No
|
Yes
|
No
|
|
Mycotoxins
|
No
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
No
|
No
|
|
Residual
Solvents
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
No
|
No
|
No
|
|
Elemental
Impurities
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
|
Pesticides
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
No
|
|
Microbials
|
No
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
* Note: Some exemptions may apply.
D.
Regulated Marijuana Products,
Audited Products, and Hemp Products Testing.
4-215(D) 1
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Regulated Marijuana Products
(Edible Regulated Marijuana Products,
Topicals, and Transdermal Products)
|
Audited Products
|
Hemp Products
|
|
Water Activity
|
No
|
No
|
No
|
|
Mycotoxins
|
No
|
No
|
No
|
|
Residual Solvents
|
No
|
No
|
If solvents were used
|
|
Elemental
Impurities
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
|
Pesticides
|
No
|
No
|
Yes
|
|
Microbials
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
E.
Required Contaminant Tests.
1.
Microbial Contaminant
Testing. Harvest Batches of Regulated Marijuana, flower, shake,
and trim, re-testing of Regulated Marijuana flower, shake, and/or trim that has
undergone Decontamination, Production Batches of Physical Separation-,
Heat/Pressure-, or Food-Based Medical Marijuana Concentrate, Production Batches
of Physical Separation-, Heat/Pressure-, or Food-Based Retail Marijuana
Concentrate, Solvent-Based Regulated Marijuana Concentrate produced through
Remediation, Regulated Marijuana Product, Pre-Rolled Marijuana, Infused
Pre-Rolled Marijuana, Hemp Products, Pressurized Metered Dose Inhalers,
Vaporizer Delivery Devices, and Audited Product must be tested for microbial
contamination by a Regulated Marijuana Testing Facility at the frequency
established by Rules 4-215(A) and 4-230(B). The microbial contamination test
must include, but need not be limited to, testing to determine the presence of
and/or amounts present of microbial contaminants listed in Rule 4-215(J)(3):
Shiga-toxin producing Escherichia coli (STEC)*- Bacteria, Aspergillus
(A. fumigatus, A. flavus, A. niger, A. terreus), Salmonella species* -
Bacteria, Total Yeast and Mold, Total aerobic microbial count,
Staphylococcus Aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Bile tolerant gram
negative bacteria and Candida albicans.
2.
Water Activity
Testing. Harvest Batches of Regulated Marijuana, flower, shake,
and trim (other than wet whole plant), re-testing of Regulated Marijuana
flower, shake, and/or trim that has undergone Decontamination, Pre-Rolled
Marijuana, and Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana at the frequency established by
Rules 4-215(A) and 4-230(B) of this Rule.
3.
Residual Solvent Contaminant
Testing. Production Batches of Solvent-Based Regulated Marijuana
Concentrate and Audited Product that contains any Solvent-Based Regulated
Marijuana Concentrate produced by a Regulated Marijuana Products Manufacturer
must be tested by a Regulated Marijuana Testing Facility for residual solvent
contamination at the frequency established by Rules 4-215(A) and 4-230(B). The
residual solvent contamination test must include, but need not be limited to,
testing to determine the presence of, and amounts present of acetone, butane,
ethanol, heptanes, isopropyl alcohol, propane, benzene*, toluene*, pentane,
hexane*, methanol*, ethyl acetate, and total xylenes* (m, p, o - xylenes).
* Note: These solvents are not approved
for use. Testing is required for these solvents due to their possible presence
in the solvents approved for use per Rule 5-315 and 6-315.
4.
Mycotoxin Contaminant
Testing. As part of Remediation, each Production Batch of
Solvent-Based Regulated Marijuana Concentrate produced by a Regulated Marijuana
Products Manufacturer from Regulated Marijuana that failed microbial
contaminant testing produced must be tested by a Regulated Marijuana Testing
Facility for mycotoxin contamination. Each Harvest Batch of Regulated Marijuana
flower, shake, and/or trim and each Production Batch of Pre-Rolled Marijuana or
Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana that has failed required microbial contaminant
testing and has undergone Decontamination must be tested by a Regulated
Marijuana Testing Facility for mycotoxin contamination. Each Production Batch
of Regulated Marijuana Concentrate produced from wet whole plant that was not
tested for microbial contamination must be tested for mycotoxin contamination.
The mycotoxin contaminant test must include, but need not be limited to,
testing to determine the presence of, and amounts present of, aflatoxins (B1,
B2, G1, and G2) and ochratoxin A. This is in addition to all other contaminant
testing required by this Paragraph (E). This contaminant test cannot be exempt
from testing by a Reduced Testing Allowance in accordance with Rule
4-230(B)(2), except Regulated Marijuana Concentrate produced from wet whole
plant that was not tested for microbial contamination pursuant to Rule
4-245.
5.
Pesticide
Contaminant Testing. Harvest Batches of Regulated Marijuana,
Production Batches of Regulated Marijuana Concentrate, Production Batches of
Pre-Rolled Marijuana, and Production Batches of Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana
must be tested for Pesticide contamination by a Regulated Marijuana Testing
Facility at the frequency established by this Rule 4-215(A) and Rule 4-230(B).
The Pesticide contamination test must include, but need not be limited to,
testing to determine the presence of, and amounts present of, the Pesticides
listed in Rule 4-215(J)(8).
6.
Elemental Impurities Testing.
a. Each Harvest Batch and Production Batch of
Regulated Marijuana must be tested for elemental impurities by a Regulated
Marijuana Testing Facility at the frequency established in subparagraph (A) of
this Rule and Rule 4-230(A) - (B). The elemental impurities test must include,
but need not be limited to, testing to determine the presence of, and amounts
present of, arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury.
b.
Emissions
Testing. Each Harvest Batch and Production Batch of Regulated
Marijuana Concentrate in a Vaporized Delivery Device must be tested for
elemental impurities via emissions testing by a Regulated Marijuana Testing
Facility at the frequency established in subparagraph (A) of this Rule and Rule
4-230(A) - (B). The elemental impurities test must include, but need not be
limited to, testing to determine the presence and amounts of arsenic, cadmium,
lead, and mercury.
F.
Additional Required
Tests. The Division may require additional tests to be conducted
on a Harvest Batch or Production Batch prior to a Regulated Marijuana
Cultivation Facility or Regulated Marijuana Products Manufacturer Transferring
or processing any Regulated Marijuana from that Harvest Batch or Production
into a Regulated Marijuana Concentrate or Regulated Marijuana Product.
Additional tests may include, but need not be limited to, screening for
Pesticides, chemical contaminants, biological contaminants, or other types of
microbials, molds, elemental impurities, or residual solvents.
G.
Microbial Contaminant
Testing. A Regulated Marijuana Cultivation Facility shall not
Transfer wet whole plant or process wet whole plant into Regulated Marijuana
Concentrate unless Test Batches from each Harvest Batch of Regulated Marijuana
wet whole plant were tested for microbial contamination by a Regulated
Marijuana Testing Facility and passed all microbial contaminant tests except as
permitted in Rules 5-205(C), 6-205(C), or the cultivation process has achieved
a Reduced Testing Allowance under this Rule. The microbial contamination test
must include, but need not be limited to, testing to determine the presence of
and/or amounts present of microbial contaminants listed in Rule 4-215(J)(3):
Shiga-toxin producing Escherichia coli (STEC)*- Bacteria, Aspergillus
(A. fumigatus, A. flavus, A. niger, A. terreus), Salmonella species* -
Bacteria, Total Yeast and Mold.
H.
Regulated Marijuana Concentrate Produced from Wet Whole Plant That
Was Not Tested for Microbial Contaminants.
1.
Required Testing.
Each Production Batch of Regulated Marijuana Concentrate produced from wet
whole plant that was not tested for microbial contaminants in accordance with
the exemption in Rule 4-245(B)(2) must be tested for microbial contaminants and
mycotoxins. In addition, the Regulated Marijuana Concentrate must be tested in
accordance with Rule 4-215 for other contaminants, including pesticides,
elemental impurities, and residual solvents if applicable.
I.
Pesticide and Elemental
Impurities Testing for Regulated Marijuana Wet Whole Plant. Each
Harvest Batch of Regulated Marijuana wet whole plant must be tested for
Pesticide and Elemental Impurities testing in accordance with Rule 4-215. A
Regulated Marijuana Cultivation Facility may receive a Reduced Testing
Allowance for these contaminants.
J.
Permissible Levels of
Contaminants. If Regulated Marijuana is found to have a
contaminant in levels exceeding those established as permissible under this
Rule, then it shall be considered to have failed contaminant testing.
Notwithstanding the permissible levels established in this Rule, the Division
reserves the right to determine, upon good cause and reasonable grounds, that a
particular Test Batch presents a risk to the public health or safety and
therefore shall be considered to have failed a contaminant test.
1.
Other
Contaminants. If any Test Batch is found to contain levels of any
microorganism, chemical, elemental impurity, or pesticides that could be toxic
if consumed or present, then the Regulated Marijuana Testing Facility must
notify the Regulated Marijuana Business and the Division, in accordance with
subparagraph (J)(2) of this Rule, and initiate corrective actions with all
parties.
2.
Division
Notification. A Regulated Marijuana Testing Facility must notify
the Division by timely input in the Inventory Tracking System if a Test Batch
is found to contain levels of a contaminant not listed within this Rule that
could be injurious to human health if consumed. See Rule
3-825.
3.
Microbials
Testing (Bacteria, Fungus).
a.
The following table represents permissible levels of contaminants for the
identified substances tested in the following products:
i. Regulated Marijuana flower, shake, and
trim (other than wet whole plant allocated for extraction that is transferred
for the purposes of extraction to a Regulated Marijuana business with at least
one identical Controlling Beneficial Owner);
ii. Regulated Marijuana Products (other than
Audited Product);
iii. Pre-Rolled
Marijuana;
iv. Infused Pre-Rolled
Marijuana;
v. Physical
Separation-Based, Heat/Pressure-Based, and Food-Based Medical Marijuana
Concentrate;
vi. Physical
Separation-Based, Heat/Pressure-Based, and Food-Based Retail Marijuana
Concentrate;
vii. Hemp
Products;
viii. Pressurized Metered
Dose Inhalers;
ix. Vaporizer
Delivery Device
x. Solvent-Based
Regulated Marijuana Concentrate produced through Remediation;
xi. Solvent-Based Regulated Marijuana
Concentrate produced from Regulated Marijuana wet whole plant that was not
tested for microbials; and
xii.
Re-testing of Regulated Marijuana flower, shake, and trim that has undergone
Decontamination.
4-215(J)(3)(a) 1
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Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits
|
|
-Shiga-toxin producing Escherichia
coli (STEC)*- Bacteria
|
Absent in 1 g
|
|
Salmonella species* -
Bacteria
|
Absent in 1 g
|
|
Aspergillus (A. fumigatus, A. flavus, A.
niger, A. terreus)
|
Absent in 1 g
|
|
Total Yeast and Mold
|
< 1.0 x 104 Colony
Forming Unit (CFU) per 1ml or 1 g
|
*The Regulated Marijuana Testing Facility shall contact the
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment when STEC and Salmonella
are detected beyond the acceptable limits.
**Regulated Marijuana Products with intended use for oral
consumption or skin and body products are exempt from required aspergillus
testing.
b. The
following table represents permissible levels of contaminants for the
identified substances tested in certain products:
4-215(J)(3)(b) 1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits
|
Product to be
Tested
|
|
Total Yeast and Mold
|
<= 1.0 x 10ยน
CFU/ml or <= 1.0 x 101 CFU/g
|
Audited Product: administration by metered dose
nasal spray or vaginal administration
|
|
Total Yeast and Mold
|
<= 1.0 x 102 CFU/ml or <= 1.0 x 102
CFU/g
|
Audited Product: rectal
administration
|
|
Total aerobic microbial count
|
<= 1.0 x 102 CFU/ml or <= 1.0 x 102
CFU/g
|
Audited Product: administration by metered dose
nasal spray or vaginal administration
|
|
Total aerobic microbial count
|
<= 1.0 x 103 CFU/ml or <= 1.0 x 103
CFU/g
|
Audited Product: rectal
administration
|
|
Staphylococcus aureus
|
Absent in 1 ml or 1 g
|
Audited Product: administration by metered dose
nasal spray or vaginal administration
|
|
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
|
Absent in 1 ml or 1 g
|
Audited Product: administration by metered dose
nasal spray or vaginal administration
|
|
Bile tolerant gram negative
bacteria
|
Absent in 1 ml or 1 g
|
Audited Product: administration by metered dose
nasal spray
|
|
Candida albicans
|
Absent in 1 ml or 1 g
|
Audited Product: vaginal
administration
|
4.
Water Activity.
a. The following table represents permissible
levels of contaminants for the identified substances tested in the following
products:
i. Regulated Marijuana flower shake,
and trim (other than wet whole plant);
ii. Retesting of Regulated Marijuana flower,
shake, and trim that has undergone Decontamination;
iii. Pre-Rolled Marijuana; and
iv. Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana.
4-215(J)(4)1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits
|
|
Water Activity
|
0.65 aW
|
5.
Mycotoxins.
a. The following table represents permissible
levels of contaminants for the identified substances tested in the following
products:
i. Solvent-Based Regulated Marijuana
Concentrate manufactured from Regulated Marijuana flower or trim that failed
microbial testing;
ii. Regulated
Marijuana Concentrate produced from Regulated Marijuana wet whole plant that
was not tested for microbials; and
iii. Regulated Marijuana flower, shake, and
trim that has undergone Decontamination.
4-215(J)(5)1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits
|
|
Aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, and G2)
|
< 20 Parts Per Billion (PPB)
(total of B1 + B2 + G1 + G2)
|
|
Ochratoxin A
|
< 20 PPB
|
6.
Residual
Solvents.
a. The following table
represents permissible levels of contaminants for the identified substances
tested in the following products:
i.
Solvent-Based Regulated Marijuana Concentrate; and
ii. Hemp Product (if a solvent was used).
4-215(J)(6)(a)1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits
|
|
Acetone
|
< 1,000 Parts Per Million (PPM)
|
|
Butanes
|
< 1,000 PPM
|
|
Ethanol***
|
< 1,000 PPM
|
|
Heptanes
|
< 1,000 PPM
|
|
Isopropyl Alcohol
|
< 1,000 PPM
|
|
Propane
|
< 1,000 PPM
|
|
Benzene**
|
< 2 PPM
|
|
Toluene**
|
< 180 PPM
|
|
Pentane
|
< 1,000 PPM
|
|
Hexane**
|
< 60 PPM
|
|
Total Xylenes (m,p, o-xylenes)**
|
< 430 PPM
|
|
Methanol**
|
< 600 PPM
|
|
Ethyl Acetate
|
< 1000 PPM
|
|
Any other solvent not permitted for use pursuant
to Rules 5-315 and 6-315.
|
None Detected
|
** Note: These solvents are not approved for use. Due to
their possible presence in the solvents approved for use per Rule 6-315, limits
have been listed here accordingly.
*** Note: Solvent-Based Medical Marijuana Concentrate and
Solvent-Based Retail Marijuana Concentrate that exceeds the acceptable limit
for ethanol may only be used in Medical Marijuana Concentrate or Medical
Marijuana Product, or Retail Marijuana Concentrate or Retail Marijuana Product,
which intended use is oral consumption, skin and body products, a vaporizer
delivery device, pressurized metered dose inhaler, or Audited Product.
7.
Elemental Impurities.
a. The following table represents permissible
levels of contaminants for the identified substances tested in the following
products:
i. Regulated Marijuana flower,
shake, trim, and wet whole plant;
ii. Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based,
Heat/Pressure-Based, and Solvent-Based Medical Marijuana Concentrate;
iii. Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based,
Heat/Pressure-Based and Solvent Based Retail Marijuana Concentrate;
iv. Regulated Marijuana Product;
v. Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
vi. Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
vii. Pressurized Metered Dose
Inhaler;
viii. Vaporizer Delivery
Device;
ix. Audited Product;
and
x. Hemp Product.
4-215(J)(7)(a) 1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits Based on Intended Use
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Inhaled Product or Audited Product:
administration by metered dose nasal spray
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Lead - Max Limit: < .5 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Arsenic - Max Limit: < 0.2 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Cadmium - Max Limit: < 0.2 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Mercury - Max Limit: < 0.1 PPM
|
b. The following table represents permissible
levels of contaminants for the identified substances tested in the following
products:
i. Regulated Marijuana flower,
shake, trim, and wet whole plant;
ii. Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based,
Heat/Pressure-Based, and Solvent-Based Medical Marijuana Concentrate;
iii. Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based,
Heat/Pressure-Based and Solvent Based Retail Marijuana Concentrate;
iv. Regulated Marijuana Product;
v. Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
vi. Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
vii. Pressurized Metered Dose
Inhaler;
viii. Vaporizer Delivery
Device;
ix. Audited Product;
and
x. Hemp Product.
4-215(J)(7)(b) 1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits Based on Intended Use
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Topical and/or Transdermal
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Lead - Max Limit: < 10 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Arsenic - Max Limit: < 3 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Cadmium - Max Limit: < 3 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Mercury - Max Limit: < 1 PPM
|
c. The following table represents permissible
levels of contaminants for the identified substances tested in the following
products:
i. Regulated Marijuana flower,
shake, trim, and wet whole plant;
ii. Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based,
Heat/Pressure-Based, and Solvent-Based Medical Marijuana Concentrate;
iii. Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based,
Heat/Pressure-Based and Solvent Based Retail Marijuana Concentrate;
iv. Regulated Marijuana Product;
v. Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
vi. Infused Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
vii. Pressurized Metered Dose
Inhaler;
viii. Vaporizer Delivery
Device;
ix. Audited Product;
and
x. Hemp Product.
4-215(J)(7)(c) 1
|
Substance
|
Acceptable
Limits Based on Intended Use
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Oral Consumption or Audited Product: rectal or
vaginal administration
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Lead - Max Limit: < 1 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Arsenic - Max Limit: < 1.5 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Cadmium - Max Limit: < 0.5 PPM
|
|
Elemental Impurities (Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and
Mercury)
|
Mercury - Max Limit: < 1.5 PPM
|
8.
Pesticides.
a. The following pesticides are subject to
required testing, at the associated action limits, in the following products:
i. Regulated Marijuana flower, shake, trim,
and wet whole plant;
ii. Physical
Separation-Based, Food-Based, Heat/Pressure-Based, and Solvent-Based Medical
Marijuana Concentrate;
iii.
Physical Separation-Based, Food-Based, Heat/Pressure-Based, and Solvent-Based
Retail Marijuana Concentrate;
iv.
Pre-Rolled Marijuana;
v. Infused
Pre-Rolled Marijuana; and
vi. Hemp
Product.
4-215(J)(8)(a) 1
|
Substance
|
Action
Limit
|
|
Abamectin (Avermectins: B1a &
B1b)
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Acephate
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Acequinocyl
|
< 0.03 PPM
|
|
Acetamiprid
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Aldicarb
|
< 1.0 PPM
|
|
Allethrin
|
< 0.2 PPM
|
|
Atrazine
|
< 0.025 PPM
|
|
Azoxystrobin
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Benzovindiflupyr
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Bifenazate
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Bifenthrin
|
< 1.0 PPM
|
|
Boscalid
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Buprofezin
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Carbaryl
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Carbofuran
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Chlorantraniliprole
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Chlorfenapyr
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Chlorpyrifos
|
< 0.04 PPM
|
|
Clofentezine
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Clothianidin
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Coumaphos
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Cyantraniliprole
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Cyfluthrin
|
< 0.2 PPM
|
|
Cypermethrin
|
< 0.3 PPM
|
|
Cyprodinil
|
< 0.25 PPM
|
|
Daminozide
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Deltamethrin
|
< 0.5 PPM
|
|
Diazinon
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Dichlorvos
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Dimethoate
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Dimethomorph
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Dinotefuran
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Diuron
|
< 0.125 PPM
|
|
Dodemorph
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Endosulfan sulfate
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Endosulfan-alpha
|
< 0.2 PPM
|
|
Endosulfan-beta
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Ethoprophos
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Etofenprox
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Etoxazole
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Etridiazole
|
< 0.03 PPM
|
|
Fenhexamid
|
< 0.125 PPM
|
|
Fenoxycarb
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Fenpyroximate
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Fensulfothion
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Fenthion
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Fenvalerate
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Fipronil
|
< 0.06 PPM
|
|
Flonicamid
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Fludioxonil
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Fluopyram
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Hexythiazox
|
< 0.01 PPM
|
|
Imazalil
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Imidacloprid
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Iprodione
|
< 1.0 PPM
|
|
Kinoprene
|
< 0.5 PPM
|
|
Kresoxim-methyl
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Lambda-Cyhalothrin
|
< 0.25 PPM
|
|
Malathion
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Metalaxyl
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Methiocarb
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Methomyl
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Methoprene
|
< 2.0 PPM
|
|
Mevinphos
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
MGK-264
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Myclobutanil
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Naled
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Novaluron
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Oxamyl
|
< 3.0 PPM
|
|
Paclobutrazol
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Parathion-methyl
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Permethrin (Mixture of Isomers)
|
< 0.5 PPM
|
|
Phenothrin
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Phosmet
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Pirimicarb
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Prallethrin
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Propiconazole
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Propoxur
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Pyraclostrobin
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Pyridaben
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Pyriproxyfen
|
< 0.01 PPM
|
|
Quintozene
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Resmethrin
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Spinetoram
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Spinosad (Mixture of A and D)
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Spirodiclofen
|
< 0.25 PPM
|
|
Spiromesifen
|
< 3.0 PPM
|
|
Spirotetramat
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Spiroxamine
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Tebuconazole
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Tebufenozide
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Teflubenzuron
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Tetrachlorvinphos
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Tetramethrin
|
< 0.1 PPM
|
|
Thiabendazole
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Thiacloprid
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Thiamethoxam
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
|
Thiophanate-methyl
|
< 0.05 PPM
|
|
Trifloxystrobin
|
< 0.02 PPM
|
