Arkansas court orders recreational cannabis amendment put back on ballot
Arkansas voters will have an opportunity to vote on recreational cannabis legalization this year after all.
Arkansas voters will have an opportunity to vote on recreational cannabis legalization this year after all.
Within the past two years, growing public health concerns and the proliferation of personal wellness products have created more health-conscious and proactive consumers.
Recent market research indicates that 70% of consumers currently use food products for specific functional benefits to support their mental and physical well-being.
Arkansas medical marijuana retailers sold $23.3 million worth of MMJ products in July, up by more than a million dollars from June.
Cannabis testing laboratories are partly to blame for the marijuana industry’s focus on delivering high-THC products to consumers, according to industry officials.
Regulators in Northern California fined a marijuana grower more than $300,000 for failing to clean up runoff into a river.
Cannabis advocates filed a lawsuit asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to overturn a decision by the state’s election commission to keep a proposed constitutional amendment legalizing recreational marijuana off the November ballot.
New Mexico’s cannabis market is gathering steam, with sales figures for July the strongest since the adult-use program launched in April.
The real next step for cannabis brands to be truly legit in the eyes of most consumers is for them to get real about their marketing and bring some CPG (consumer packaged goods) grown-ups into their marketing C-Suite.
Law enforcement in southern Oregon seized 10,000 pounds of illicit-market cannabis as part of broader efforts to crack down on illegal growers in that part of the state.
Marijuana customers around the world by and large shop based on one number: THC percentage.
Marijuana flower that doesn’t test above 20% THC often doesn’t make it on the shelf, and shoppers many times will pay a premium for flower that tests above 25% THC.
Maryland regulators have made changes to the medical marijuana program that make it easier for patients to renew their medical marijuana IDs and reduce the cost of the cards, which could drive up patient numbers and lead to more sales for dispensaries.
Less than a year after Denver’s first licensed cannabis delivery service opened, the owners have closed the business, voluntarily surrendering its state and local licenses.