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<p>22 January 202</p>
<p>An explosion at the PharmaCann facility in Stevensville, Maryland, on January 22 injured two employees, one seriously, and caused over $250,000 in damages. The incident occurred during <a href="https://marylandstatecannabis.org/thc">THC</a> extraction using propane and butane and prompted the evacuation of nearby properties. This event underscores the importance of strict safety measures in <a href="https://marylandstatecannabis.org/cannabis-business">Maryland’s cannabis industry</a> to protect workers and neighboring businesses.</p>
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22 January 2025 - An explosion at a Stevensville cannabis facility injured two workers and caused $250,000 in damages. The incident highlights the risks of THC extraction using volatile gases and raises safety concerns for Maryland’s cannabis industry.

Stevensville THC Extraction Accident Causes Injuries and $250K in Damages