California marijuana grower fined nearly $2 million for environmental violations
A marijuana grower in Northern California agreed to pay $1.7 million in penalties to various state agencies for environmental violations.
California Medical Marijuana News
A marijuana grower in Northern California agreed to pay $1.7 million in penalties to various state agencies for environmental violations.
California marijuana company Blüm Holdings has closed the last cultivation facility owned by its Unrivaled Brands subsidiary as it shifts to focus on cannabis retail and brands after a corporate reorganization.
Marijuana multistate operator MedMen Enterprises initiated a round of corporate layoffs on Jan. 26, according to sources with detailed information about the cuts.
Petalfast, a California-based cannabis sales, marketing and distribution company, raised roughly $8 million from investors, including private family offices.
California marijuana company Unrivaled Brands is now under the Blüm Holdings umbrella after completing a previously announced strategic reorganization and reverse stock split.
If legal California cannabis businesses teetering under the weight of heavy taxes will see any relief this year, it’s unlikely to come from the governor.
California regulators issued a mandatory recall for one cannabis product while a company in the state voluntarily asked for the return or disposal of one of its products.