How US cannabis industry weathered two years of pandemic upheaval
For many cannabis industry executives, it’s been a white-knuckle ride since the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic in March 2020.
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For many cannabis industry executives, it’s been a white-knuckle ride since the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic in March 2020.
Robbers passing themselves off as state officials are now being hunted by legitimate law enforcement officers after two marijuana farms were victimized this week.
Some cannabis flower sold by major Colorado retailer LivWell Enlightened Health is being recalled over mold and yeast concerns.
A state senator is proposing legislation that would open California’s borders to interstate marijuana commerce. Now’s not the time for such a move.
Agrify, an ancillary cannabis cultivation company, signed a definitive agreement to raise as much as $135 million in capital from a debt financing to strengthen its balance sheet and support continued growth.
A bill in Delaware that would have legalized adult-use marijuana in the state and set up a cannabis business program was defeated in the House.
Colleges and universities across the country are stepping up to meet the demand for workers skilled in the cannabis industry, and they’re connecting their graduates with potential employers.