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Will a Verified Emblem on the Door Help LA Crack Down on Illegal Cannabis Operators and Trap Shops?

While the illegal cannabis market steals patrons away, they also threaten public health and safety due to tainted and contaminated cannabis products many of them produce. If the L A county can successfully differentiate these markets through the emblem initiative and use of QR codes, public health safety will be guaranteed and the legal cannabis market will witness more growth.

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