If its 100% legal then any commercial product will have to follow current farming/food production laws. How hard is it understand. You don't need LP's if its 100% legal and a family farm can grow it and sell it out of a vegetable booth or a corner store sell it like chips. Hell I could grow it in my green house or basement and put up a lemonade stand to sell it.
they should test so the consumer knows it's not contaminated. the CC's i got to when i have to do that testing-heavy metals, mold and pesticides.
if you had a license then i would agree but not if you "just set up shop" i am against that for any business. we all have to follow some kind of rules
Unfortunately little kids get their lemonade stands shut down for not following laws. That's should never happen because theyre kids and its lemonade not pot.
We get it, you have special interests in a LP.
You can get a street vendor license in most cities and lots of farms have produce huts on the side of the road. I stop by Spence's Bridge twice per summer to buy organic melons from a organic farm right off the Trans Canada.
The better question is what other narcotics should be allowed to be made in your house and allowed to be used without discretion of a doctor. This is a medical forum after all or is it a medication when convenient?
And subject to laws and regulations.
It's hard to say what this section is anymore.
My thinking exactly.
That's the dream. Nice land with water and scenery, wild life with the weather good or bad living off the land growing anything and everything. I'd sell anything that grew under the sun...have the good old trust system for payments in the cash box at the road. Make my own line of fruit spreads and meat sauces. Have a dozen chickens with some pigs and cows, grow mmj in the greenhouse making oils mailing it to patients across Canada while paying taxes. Everything the LP program is against.
If its 100% legal then its not a narcotic.
Your twisting this thread into the last one that was locked. You asked
They both have a place in a legal system.
Yah use to love city life now I can't get to get the fuck out but I'm stuck as my kids has 1.5 more years of school left. After that its a free for all
. Depending on how much I can get for my shop there are a couple places I'm thinking. Up north on my buddies 400 acre farm and get to love for free 
or a small town in BC interior and open up a restaurant. Already got it planned just not feasible atm.
There is nothing magic about cannabis as a consumable plant. There are already laws on the book for growing commercial food, making special laws for cannabis is not needed and now sure why You would want special laws as it seem that is what you want. When I grow my own I don't have to abide by those commercial laws and I can still give my produce away to anyone.They both have a place in a legal system.
Why is the question of how it can all come together in a fair way for everyone such a hot topic.
That thread did not get shut down because of me. so stay cool or bow out.
That's what should happen, but it's not gonna. 90 years of prohibition and the money now associated with the plant means it will never be treated like basil. Add to that public views on accessibility to youth and impaired driving, and it will be another 90 years before it is simply 'just another plant'. It's sad, but true.
There are regulations in place for legally licensed producers. I'm not asking for new laws, just that everyone who sells via a commercial outlet has their products held to the same standards as everyone else.