Grocery and convenience stores could sell lower-potency products with up to 3 mg of THC.
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Will Idaho finally legalize medical cannabis?
The Natural Medicine Alliance of Idaho has collected over 100,000 signatures to qualify the Idaho Medical Cannabis Act for the upcoming general election.
New Jersey hemp law changes take effect as THC beverage shift looms
Starting on Monday, New Jersey redefined hemp to exclude most popular hemp THC products with the exception of certain beverages, which liquor stores can sell until the fall.
Pre-rolls overtake flower as top-selling cannabis product in the US
Pre-rolls generated $3.6 billion in sales, with consumers buying more than 383 million units to give the category a 15.9% market share.
Colorado cannabis regulators promise crackdown on hemp THC inversion
The agency plans to pursue emergency rules and enhance testing protocols to detect illicit products and banned manufacturing methods.
Judge halts Texas ban on smokable hemp THC products
The April 10 decision provides a reprieve for businesses dealing with changes introduced by the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Is 4/20 still the best day for cannabis retail?
Retail cannabis sales the week before 4/20 last year were higher than the holiday itself, according to a Sweed analysis of retail data.
Alabama medical cannabis market to finally launch
Callie’s Apothecary is the first of nine dispensaries operated by three licensed companies expected to be operational by summer.
In defiance of hemp THC ban, Edibles.com opens physical retail in Georgia
In defiance of a looming federal ban on hemp THC, Edibles.com opened a physical hemp retail location in Atlanta on Thursday.
Can the $28 billion hemp industry be saved?
With a looming federal ban that could shut down the industry, Lackner is pushing for regulations and a two-year extension of the deadline.
Massachusetts cannabis law revamp could double MSO retail footprint
The bill also would remove the rule that forced medical marijuana businesses to grow, process and sell all their own products.
Report: North Carolina illicit cannabis market is worth $3 billion
By transitioning consumers to a regulated framework, North Carolina could capture substantial economic benefits.
