Pot processors in Oregon asked to disclose ingredients linked to respiratory illness

The Oregon Liquor Control Commissions wants companies producing vaping products that contain marijuana to take stock of what they're putting in vaping cartridges.

The CDC is monitoring a national outbreak of lung disease linked to vaping, and in many cases THC products seem to be the culprit.

The OLCC sent a letter to licensed processors in the state Thursday... asking them to report any previously undisclosed additives in the marijuana products, including Vitamin E oils, “tocopheryl acetate” or “alpha-tocopherol," which health officials believe may be linked to the respiratory illness.

Retailers are also being asked to review their vaping products, and report any product labels that lack clarity.