California marijuana pulled from shelves after farm worker’s mysterious death
California regulators have removed marijuana products from retail shelves following the unexplained death of a farm worker at a cultivation site. During the investigation, authorities discovered banned and unapproved chemicals throughout the property where the cannabis was produced. The recall aims to address safety concerns while officials determine if there is a link between the unauthorized substances and the worker's fatality.
Investigators also found evidence of banned and unapproved chemicals throughout the property.
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