WSIA President, Jeremy Moberg, was quoted last night in Marijuana Business Daily about the impact of the traceability rollout on producers and processors in Washington.
"Moberg, also president of the Washington Sungrowers Industry Association, said he temporarily laid off six of his employees this week and left $18,000 worth of cannabis sitting in a van because his company couldn’t get integrated with Leaf Data.
The only employees he’s paying are those who are trying to figure out how Leaf Data works, Moberg said.
“If you think about five days in this industry, it’s millions of dollars worth of transactions that are not happening,” he added."
Read the entire article here: Hiccups with traceability system rollout costing Washington state cannabis producers thousands
"Moberg, also president of the Washington Sungrowers Industry Association, said he temporarily laid off six of his employees this week and left $18,000 worth of cannabis sitting in a van because his company couldn’t get integrated with Leaf Data.
The only employees he’s paying are those who are trying to figure out how Leaf Data works, Moberg said.
“If you think about five days in this industry, it’s millions of dollars worth of transactions that are not happening,” he added."
Read the entire article here: Hiccups with traceability system rollout costing Washington state cannabis producers thousands
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