Massachusetts renews cannabis tracking contract with Metrc
Massachusetts renewed its contract with cannabis seed-to-sale software provider Metrc, an agreement the parties have had since the state’s first adult-use stores opened in 2018.
Outdoor grows, trends and data
Massachusetts renewed its contract with cannabis seed-to-sale software provider Metrc, an agreement the parties have had since the state’s first adult-use stores opened in 2018.
Electricity costs are the second-largest operational expense for indoor cultivation facilities – right after labor.
Illinois regulators are replacing the state’s BioTrack marijuana seed-to-sale software platform with Metrc.
Marijuana prices in Oregon have dropped to their lowest levels ever because of the oversupply resulting from last year’s record-breaking harvest.
With Germany’s cannabis market speedily evolving and open to international players, U.S. cultivators now have an excellent opportunity to get into a market that is already lucrative and a springboard into the rest of the European Union.
A federal grand jury has indicted three men for allegedly running a massive illegal cannabis operation involving Chinese immigrant workers on Navajo Nation land in New Mexico.
The Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. plans to spin off its marijuana unit, Hawthorne Gardening Co., into a stand-alone operation – a move company executives believe will make the entity “more valuable.”