Two B.C. companies retract announcements to make and sell cocaine after B.C. premier David Eby and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wade in.
Adastra Labs is one of two companies with ties to Vancouver Island that recently announced receiving licences from Health Canada to produce, sell, and distribute cocaine and MDMA.
The companies issued releases indicating they could sell cocaine after receiving licenses from Health Canada. On Friday afternoon, a statement from Health Canada made it clear that the two companies’ authorizations to conduct certain activities with the controlled substances did not relate to recreational use.
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