Ohio poised to begin recreational cannabis sales next week
Ohio recreational cannabis sales apparently could begin as soon as Aug. 6, eight months after the state’s voters approved an adult-use market.
Ohio recreational cannabis sales apparently could begin as soon as Aug. 6, eight months after the state’s voters approved an adult-use market.
Multistate operator Trulieve Cannabis Corp. contributed another $5 million to the adult-use marijuana legalization campaign in its home state of Florida.
Aphria RX, the Neumünster, Germany-based subsidiary of Tilray Brands, said Monday it received a medical marijuana cultivation license under the European country’s new Cannabis Act.
Canada’s legal cannabis industry has been struggling with mislabeled products since adult use was legalized in 2018, but a new study confirms “discrepancies” in the information displayed on goods containing marijuana oil.
Iowa’s new hemp law went into effect Monday, only days after a lawsuit against the statute was denied and another challenge was filed.
Kentucky’s application process for medical marijuana business licenses begins July 1, more than a year after the governor signed off on MMJ legislation.
Arkansas’ medical marijuana licensing board upheld a decision to revoke a medical marijuana dispensary’s permit.
South Dakota medical cannabis operators soon will have to pay almost double for their registration certificates.
Connecticut’s governor is halting the distribution of funds from the state’s marijuana social equity fund while the program is reviewed.
A third attempt to put medical marijuana before Nebraska voters is 30,000 signatures short of its goal.
Negotiators from both chambers of the New Hampshire Legislature agreed on concessions to an adult-use cannabis bill, but its chances of passing are unclear.
A Native American tribe in North Carolina that began medical marijuana sales less than two months ago now is preparing to launch an adult-use market.