New Mexico tribes sign deal to sell recreational marijuana
Two tribal communities in New Mexico are planning to enter the recreational marijuana industry in the state.
Hemp business sues Colorado governor, others over state contract
A Colorado hemp business filed a lawsuit against Gov. Jared Polis, several of his advisers and multiple state officials claiming that a state contract bidding process in 2020 was rigged against the company.
Opinion: Marijuana momentum in 2022? Look to the Midwest
Everyone in the cannabis business has their eyes on the Northeast, and for good reason.
But cannabis multistate operators should think about setting their sights a bit farther west, to states such as Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska and Ohio.
How living soil can reduce marijuana growers’ impact on the environment
Maintaining healthy soil can help cannabis cultivators reduce their impact on the environment by using less water and fewer additional nutrients, as well as reducing waste.
One common approach to achieve these goals is using what’s often known as “living soil.”
Detroit again delays launching recreational cannabis market
Detroit failed once more to follow through on a promised recreational marijuana ordinance that would allow entrepreneurs to launch adult-use businesses, this time delaying a City Council vote on the proposal.
Cresco Labs to buy rival marijuana MSO Columbia Care in $2 billion deal
Major multistate cannabis operators Cresco Labs and Columbia Care said Wednesday they have agreed to combine in a blockbuster deal worth roughly $2 billion, with Chicago-based Cresco set to acquire New York-headquartered Columbia.
UT bars smokable hemp, CBD in food, gives hemp oversight to US
Utah banned smokable hemp and CBD in food under a new law that also shifts oversight of the plant’s production to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
