Cannabis and accessories distributor Humble & Fume gets creditor protection
Humble & Fume, a Canadian cannabis and accessories distributor, received an initial creditor protection order and intends to go private.
Humble & Fume, a Canadian cannabis and accessories distributor, received an initial creditor protection order and intends to go private.
Delinquent payments are causing a cascade of problems for small and large cannabis operators nationwide, according to a new report by Oregon-based cannabis data and research company Whitney Economics.
An indoor marijuana grower in California has alerted regulators and the state’s track-and-trace system that a certain batch of its flower in the market contains prohibited pesticides.
California marijuana businesses scored a key win when the governor spiked a bill that would have imposed marketing and packaging limits.
State law enforcement in Northern California seized thousands of illegal marijuana plants and nearly 2,000 pounds of processed cannabis with an estimated value of nearly $37 million.
California marijuana companies are asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to veto a recently passed bill that’s meant to deter children from using cannabis products, claiming the legislation would instead ban many existing brands’ current logos while doing nothing to curb the illicit market.
California cannabis regulators sent warning notices demanding that state-licensed testing labs accurately report test results or face stiff penalties, including potential license revocation.
A bill that would allow California cannabis retailers to operate traditional kitchens and host events at their stores has advanced to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
A California marijuana company that brazenly accuses competitors of allowing legal product to be sold on the illicit market might yet succeed in prying loose track-and-trace data from the state that could prove it.
At least 10 “labor organizations” that experts and observers have flagged as suspicious – and share characteristics in common with another “union” that state regulators declared fake in July – are signing required labor agreements with licensed California marijuana businesses, according to records obtained by MJBizDaily.
Fresno is the first municipality to participate in a new California program aimed at reining in illegal cannabis production and sales.
TerrAsend Corp.’s Jason Wild discusses how the cannabis multistate operator uplisted to the Toronto Stock Exchange.