Opinion: How to craft great-tasting cannabis products
Here’s what cannabis edibles manufacturers need to know about how to create a pleasing flavor profile with the most appealing appearance.
Here’s what cannabis edibles manufacturers need to know about how to create a pleasing flavor profile with the most appealing appearance.
Florida regulators recently cracked down on several licensed medical marijuana testing labs, tightening the screws on a part of the cannabis industry that is increasingly coming under fire across the country.
Georgia regulators awarded two licenses to grow, manufacture and sell low-THC marijuana oil.
While New Yorkers sit at home and patiently wait for the adult-use market to get up and running, the gray market is flourishing.
High Haven, a female-led, minority-owned marijuana company, secured five conditional business licenses in Illinois after suing the state over the social equity application process.
Florida regulators finally have issued the first vertically integrated medical marijuana license specifically designated for a Black farmer, a potentially lucrative business opportunity.
The Oneida Indian Nation is planning to break ground on a marijuana facility in October, making it the latest Native American tribe to join the industry in the state.
Marijuana regulators are concerned that trashed cannabis will fall into the wrong hands, so companies are required to go to great lengths to ensure it’s unusable when thrown out.
Businesses often go as far as mixing old cannabis with sand or kitty litter.
The regulatory agency that oversees Michigan’s medical and adult-use cannabis programs has an acting executive director.
Vermont issued its first retail adult-use cannabis business licenses, with at least one store aiming to open Oct. 1.
A bill filed in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday would allow small marijuana cultivators and producers to sell directly to customers, which could give them a boost when competing against larger companies.
The cannabis industry is not immune to the costly potential of a product recall, which is a necessary evil required for regulated markets to remain functional.