Companies supplying medicinal cannabis that fails to meet TGO93 quality standards have been warned to expect sanctions after the health regulator acknowledged reports of sub-standard medicine reaching Australian patients and revealed analysis of products is soon to begin.

The TGA said it was “aware” of claims regarding “questionable” products being supplied in Australia and urged consumers and healthcare practitioners to report poor-quality medicine.

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Steve has reported for a number of consumer and B2B titles over a journalism career spanning more than three decades. He is a regulator contributor to health journal, The Medical Republic, writing on...

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