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How small cannabis operators are preparing for interstate commerce
If products move across state lines, regulators will have to reconcile different lab standards, labeling rules and shelf-life requirements.
Vireo Growth’s latest deals see cannabis MSO expand to real estate, agribusiness
The MSO bought its New York cultivation facility from landlord Innovative Industrial Properties for $88.5 million.
Cannabis MSO Curaleaf prepares for uplisting on US stock exchanges
The move will allow Curaleaf to comply with penny-stock rules and potentially uplist on major U.S.-based stock exchanges — when and if marijuana rescheduling allows it.
Massachusetts cannabis regulators to begin THC potency inflation checks
The new rule says the actual THC percentage must be within 75% to 125% of what is printed on the product label.
New Massachusetts cannabis czar takes over $1.65 billion industry
Christopher Harding replaces Shannon O’Brien, who was reinstated last fall as CCC chair after a contentious political dispute.
Organigram CEO sees Germany as launchpad for European expansion
With Organigram’s acquisition of Germany’s Sanity Group in February, James Yamanka is betting on Europe’s evolving cannabis market.
Cannabis markets worldwide are feeling price compression, oversupply pressures
Many new markets are stuck in a familiar cycle: ramping up supply faster than they’re adding customers and watching prices fall as a result.
Cannabis lending to expand as ‘institutional capital’ sinks $60 million into FundCanna
The new structure could support more than $500 million in cumulative funding over the next several years.
Can regenerative farming save outdoor cannabis cultivation?
In California’s crowded cannabis market, recognition is not a guarantee. Some farmers have turned to cooperative models for more influence.
Colorado lawmakers reject cannabis hospitality ‘pop-up’ events
A push to legalize temporary cannabis events, or “pop-ups,” failed in the Colorado Legislature.
Stronger products and legalized vapes could grow Georgia medical cannabis
Registered patients 21 and older will be able to buy vaporizable cannabis products from licensed dispensaries thanks to Senate Bill 220.
