Cannatrek has withdrawn a flower product imported from Israel following a spike in complaints from patients.
The batch of high-THC Beersheba flower was “quarantined” and removed from sale amid concerns over the age of the biomass which created “aesthetics, moisture and aroma” issues, the company said.
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