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Pesticides lead to federal charges for Oklahoma medical marijuana cultivation employees
The two employees of a "state registered" Oklahoma medical marijuana grow are accused of smuggling pesticides in from China to use on the cultivation operation.
News July 16San Francisco legalizes ‘Amsterdam-style’ cannabis cafes
San Francisco will allow cannabis cafes to serve food and nonalcoholic drinks alongside on-site consumption of marijuana.
News July 16Pennsylvania cannabis company first to make key transition
The deal turns Organic Remedies into an employee-owned business while keeping its long-term independence intact.
News July 15The Next Competitive Advantage in Medical Cannabis Is Clarity
As telehealth simplifies access where permitted, providers are discovering that the real differentiator is helping patients understand what happens before, during, and after certification.
June 30Major ‘shortfalls’ thwart Idaho medical cannabis legalization push
Idaho elections officials informed backers of a medical marijuana legalization campaign that their effort fell short.
News July 14Curaleaf first to register cannabis preparations in Spain
The preparations can be used in hospital pharmacies to produce compounded formulas prescribed by healthcare professionals.
News July 13Adult-use marijuana legalization appears dead in Pennsylvania – again
Pennsylvania marijuana legalization is still an elusive dream after adult-use sales was left out of the state budget deal approved over the weekend.
News July 13Final challenge for Massachusetts adult-use cannabis repeal effort before November election
A Massaschusetts state elections commission is scheduled to hear a final objection to an adult-use cannabis sales repeal effort next week.
News July 10Two marijuana MSOs named among ‘America’s Best Companies’
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. and Green Thumb Industries were named to Time magazine’s America’s Best Companies 2026 list.
News July 10Why cannabis banking reform alone won’t solve payment processing woes
Cannabis operators that rely on large B2B cannabis payments need a viable payment solution, and federal banking reform by itself won't provide it.
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