How will new law banning vaporizer shipments impact cannabis businesses?
The U.S. Postal Service will be prohibited from shipping vaping products starting this summer because of a new law that has cannabis businesses worried.
The U.S. Postal Service will be prohibited from shipping vaping products starting this summer because of a new law that has cannabis businesses worried.
Cannabis concentrates are gaining a larger share of the overall market and increasing in price as consumers become more comfortable with the intricate process of dabbing and technology makes consumption of the products easier.
The news that vape products cannot be shipped via the U.S. Postal Service doesn’t seem to have the marijuana sector overly concerned.
A recall of cannabis vape products in Oregon is shedding light on additional non-cannabis additives that have potential to harm consumers and leading to a change in how marijuana regulators in the state operate.
As they respond to the 2019 vaping health crisis, Colorado marijuana regulators are believed to be among the first in the nation to require cannabis vaporizer companies to test the aerosol produced when the oil is heated into vapor.
Colorado regulators adopted new rules for testing cannabis vapor that could have an impact on ensuring consumer safety for vape products but also add another cost to marijuana companies.