Mr. Robertson should be ashamed of writing this puff piece on the LP industry sector, and quoting Mr. St. Louis utter such phrases as: "“If we continue to do that, and we refine our processes, these events will be fewer and farther between,” is another problem. If St. Louis thinks this is an acceptable objective in an industry about to go online in less than 13 months, he is not CEO material. Nor are his justifications for myclobutanil showing up in Hydropothecary MJ. Yes, a worker likely sprayed the plants. That doesn't remove culpability from upper management. Nor is it reasonable to casually dismiss the problem as originating with some "gray market" plant specimens. All this implies shoddy management, and a federal regulatory structure that permits LPs to police themselves--never a model for success in corporate contexts.