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Senate floats plan to save hemp THC but only for a month
A Senate spending bill would delay implementation of a federal hemp ban until Dec. 11.
News August 3Missouri cannabis retail workers ratify state’s second union contract
Key Cannabis won wage increases, bonuses and more paid time off, as well as more stable scheduling and stronger anti-harassment protections.
News August 3Largest strike in cannabis industry ends at MSO-owned Illinois cultivation operation
A work stoppage at a marijuana MSO's cultivation complex in Illinois ended this week, resolving what Teamsters officials said was the biggest-ever strike in cannabis industry history.
News July 31Cannabis Delivery Runs on Data — Most Operators Are Flying Blind
Every route, every driver, every idle minute is a signal. The operators who learn to read theirs will own the next phase of cannabis delivery.
July 20Hemp THC drinks to be served at Chicago music festival Lollapalooza – for now
This could be the first and last Lollapalooza to serve hemp-derived THC beverages.
News July 30Utah to add another medical cannabis license
The move reflects a broader trend in which medical-only states tie new licenses to patient counts rather than open market expansion.
News July 30Texas ban on delta-8 THC, other synthetic hemp-derived products reinstated Friday
Reinstated by a judge, restrictions on certain hemp THC products in Texas go into effect again Friday. Sales and possession of delta-8 THC products will be illegal.
News July 29Cannabis MSO Vireo Growth to acquire Planet 13 in all-stock deal
Vireo adds 36 dispensaries across three states to its portfolio, including Planet 13's flagship Las Vegas store and a consumption lounge.
News July 28Setback for Utah medical cannabis company using federal marijuana prohibition to beat union push
A federal judge declined to hand a Utah vertically medical marijuana company victory in a labor case.
News July 27Rhode Island to reset cannabis retail licensing, refund applicants and start over
Rhode Island is restarting its licensing rollout after the residency requirement froze the first round of applications.
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