With the number of people enrolled as medical marijuana patients in Georgia hitting 25,000 over the weekend, the state agency that operates the program can authorize more dispensaries to open.
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Millennials buy more cannabis pre-rolls than other generations, report says
Millennials are the leading generation in consumption of pre-rolls, accounting for 45% of the $3 billion market, according to a recent study.
Cannabis company SNDL to repurchase up to CA$100 million in stock
SNDL’s board gave the Canadian cannabis and alcohol company the green light to repurchase up to 100 million Canadian dollars ($70.9 million) of its outstanding common shares.
Tilray subsidiary launches commercial cannabis flower grown in Germany
Aphria RX, a subsidiary of Tilray Brands, launched the first commercial medical cannabis flower grown at its facility in Neumünster, Germany.
Green Lady Dispensary receives first water shipment of marijuana to Nantucket, Massachusetts
The Green Lady Dispensary is the first cannabis retailer on Nantucket, Massachusetts, to receive a marijuana shipment by water after a legal victory that allowed MJ products to be transported to the island.
Marijuana firms Eaze, Green Dragon find new life after $10 million capital infusion
Newly rebranded California-based marijuana operator Eaze raised $10 million to acquire select assets of Eaze Technologies, its predecessor company, to fund the reopening of 70 Eaze and Green Dragon locations across California, Colorado, Florida and Michigan.
California cannabis farmers call 2024 ‘best harvest season,’ hope prices follow
The weather cooperated for California cannabis farmers growing plants under the sun in 2024 to improve yields – and, potentially, prices.
South Dakota’s first non-tribal medical marijuana dispensary to close
South Dakota’s first licensed medical marijuana dispensary not on tribal land is closing Dec. 7.
Cannabis business leaders cite military lessons as building blocks for success
Known for their discipline, leadership and problem-solving abilities, military veterans are finding a new battlefield in the regulated cannabis industry.
Marijuana MSO Curaleaf secures $40M line of credit, reports Q3 loss of $44M
Marijuana multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings said it has secured a $40 million revolving line of credit from a “major commercial regional bank.”
Marijuana social equity transporters in Illinois file civil rights complaint
A group of seven independent marijuana social equity transporters in Illinois filed a civil rights complaint against the state’s Department of Agriculture alleging that the office discriminated against them when it issued licenses to medical cannabis cultivation centers.
Cannabis MSO Slang Worldwide to dump Colorado assets, enter bankruptcy
After failed efforts to find a deal to restructure its debts, cannabis multistate operator Slang Worldwide is entering receivership to dispose of its Colorado assets and filing for bankruptcy in Canada.
