MJ Platform’s Pennsylvania remediation workflow allows Grower-Processors to process flower that failed testing for Mycotoxins and/or Yeast/Mold into concentrate. After obtaining a passing Remediation test result, the concentrate can be used to produce a Remediated Topical.
Starting with failed flower
Confirm that the flower’s testing failures are limited to Mycotoxins and/or Yeast/Mold.
Create or select the Product Master for the intended concentrate output.
Use Processing to convert the failed flower directly into that concentrate product. The concentrate inherits the flower’s failed lab result.
Continue with the concentrate testing and topical assembly steps below.
Intermediate processing steps are not supported in this remediation workflow. Failed flower must be processed directly into the intended concentrate product. For example, do not first process flower into an intermediate “extraction bag” product categorized as Concentrate/Oil and then attempt another processing job to make crude oil. Once the intermediate product is recorded as concentrate with a failed result, further processing is blocked.
Starting with failed concentrate
Confirm that the concentrate’s testing failures are limited to Mycotoxins and/or Yeast/Mold.
Submit a sample of the concentrate to a lab using the PA Testing Workflow. The lab must complete testing using the Remediation test type.
After the concentrate receives a passing Remediation result, create or select a Product Master with Category: Infused Non-Edible and Sub-category: Remediated Topical.
Navigate to Facility Settings → Assemblies and create an Infusion/Assembly with that Product Master as the Production Item.
Follow How to Start and Complete an Infusion/Assembly to convert the concentrate into the Remediated Topical.
“This product has failed lab results and cannot be processed”
The failed-product processing exception applies to flower, not concentrate. A concentrate package with an inherited failed result cannot undergo another processing step, even if the package is not on hold.
Check the input’s Product Master category and latest lab result. If material that is still flower was incorrectly recorded as Concentrate/Oil, contact Support to review the inventory correction before continuing.