
Which New Terpene Names Can Show Up on a Michigan Lab Sheet?
Nine new terpene names, plus a total, can show up on a Michigan Metrc lab sheet starting November 11. The state still doesn't require any of those tests.
2026 harvest: very limited.Top-shelf, small-batch, and fresh for Thanksgiving. The 2026 harvest is very limited.
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Michigan Cannabis is a thin leftover for state-specific notes. Licensing, taxes, workplace testing, and rescheduling live in Policy & Industry.
Michigan Cannabis is a thin leftover for state-specific notes.
Licensing, taxes, workplace testing, and rescheduling live in Policy & Industry. Hometown pieces live in Detroit & Community.

Nine new terpene names, plus a total, can show up on a Michigan Metrc lab sheet starting November 11. The state still doesn't require any of those tests.

A moldy eighth after you leave a Michigan shop isn't an automatic refund. The state lets a shop take it back, so ask to see the written return policy.

On October 28, 2026, Michigan retailers lost the Metrc permission to add or edit an expiration date. The printed date is still the one that blocks a sale.

A Michigan COA that says fail means put the product back. Here are the CRA lines for aspergillus, pesticides, and heavy metals.

What Sun+Earth, Clean Green, and USDA Organic cannabis seals actually audit — and how a Detroit shopper tells a farm seal from a Michigan CRA lab test.

"Lab tested" is on every Michigan cannabis package — but what does it actually mean, who checks the checkers, and can you trust that number on the label?