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Canadian licensed cannabis producers in hot water over ‘dumping’ allegations – again
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Ohio cannabis store sells to out-of-state investor for record sum
An unnamed real estate investor paid $4.1 million for a large downtown Columbus building housing a marijuana MSO.
News November 11
Report: Top Trump White House chief meddled in hemp THC ban
A former advisor to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Susie Wiles, President Trump's former chief of staff, of guiding White House policy on hemp THC.
News November 10
More banned pesticides found in legal California cannabis, LA Times reports
Banned pesticides as well as toxic ingredients due to be outlawed in 2028 were found in almost half of 49 California cannabis products screened by the Los Angeles Times.
News November 9
Headset now gives cannabis brands a comprehensive view of their markets
Brands now get verified retailer sales and daily-refreshed menu data in one place, for a more complete picture of their market.
November 9
Illinois THC limit prompts hemp farmer to destroy 2026 harvest
Growers without a cannabis license face civil and criminal penalties for holding flower after Nov. 12. Hemp farms are running out of time.
News November 6
Missouri AG sues retailers over alleged marijuana-as-hemp sales
Missouri's attorney general accuses four retailers of selling over-limit THC products as hemp while posing as licensed dispensaries.
News November 5
Michigan cannabis industry hopeful Democratic takeover will mean tax repeal
Michigan cannabis operators backed a Republican candidate for governor after he pledged to cut a new wholesale tax, but are hopeful a Democratic trifecta in Lansing will mean industry relief.
News November 5
Plan, don’t predict: Cannabis leaders on preparing for 2027
Federal rescheduling is uncertain, and hemp faces a Dec. 11 deadline. MJBizCon speakers share how cannabis businesses can plan for 2027.
News November 4
Historic election victory as Massachusetts rejects cannabis sales ban, $1.65 billion industry safe
In an landslide Election Night victory for legal cannabis, more than 75% of Massachusetts voters rejected a repeal of adult-use sales.
News November 3
Massachusetts cannabis repeal is state’s most expensive ballot question in midterm elections
While there are no marijuana legalization ballot initiatives in the 2026 midterm elections, cannabis is still the costliest campaign question in Massachusetts, where a repeal effort appears doomed to defeat.
News November 3
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