Canada-based Adastra Holdings faces a proposed class action lawsuit from a shareholder who alleges the cannabis company made “misleading statements about (its) ability to legally sell cocaine.”
Potency testing on store-bought cannabis flower by a Canadian laboratory has found THC levels significantly lower than the labeled value, sparking an industrywide conversation about how to address inaccurate THC claims.
The first Black-owned marijuana retailer with a social equity retail license opened Saturday in Detroit, four years after the Michigan city approved recreational cannabis sales.
Delta-8 THC products sold in Kentucky after Aug. 1, 2023, will be subject to product testing, labeling and age-restriction requirements under a bipartisan bill passed by both chambers of the state Legislature.
In an industry that once had an unusually high percentage of female CEOs, the marijuana sector now has fewer women in leadership positions than the U.S. average.
Mere months before Robert Fireman died suddenly in December, the co-founder and former CEO of Massachusetts-based MariMed shook up the cannabis company’s management team and created a succession plan.
Kentucky is on track to legalize medical marijuana after a bill passed in the state Senate, but an MMJ measure in Kansas is essentially dead.
Cannabis producer Hexo reported a lower loss for the quarter ended Jan. 31, 2023, but the Gatineau, Quebec-based companyâs sales took a nosedive, according to its quarterly report.
Police in Pomona, California, are investigating a business where they found 1,500 pounds of unlicensed marijuana products as well as electronic casino gaming consoles.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Nevada-based cannabis company American Patriot Brands with fraud in a “long-running scheme” in which the company raised more than $30 million from investors.
Marijuana e-commerce platform Leafly Holdings this week laid off another 40 employees, or 21% of its workforce, a day before reporting its full-year and fourth-quarter financial results.
Any disruption to the economy – particularly when it involves banks – is disconcerting and potentially impactful to the cannabis industry.
Multistate operators with New York medical cannabis licenses sued regulators on Thursday in an attempt to gain quick entry into the state’s adult-use marijuana market.
The largest provincial business advocacy body in Canada is calling on the Ontario government to allow cannabis consumption establishments as part of efforts to modernize and champion the sector.
A medical cannabis grower and distributor in Arkansas is suing its insurance company for $300,000 after the insurer denied the cultivator’s claim.
Longtime cannabis industry executive Kris Krane is rejoining 4Front Ventures, the multistate marijuana company he co-founded, as a member of the board of directors.
New Jersey is no longer limiting the number of cannabis cultivation licenses, and entrepreneurs are looking forward to supplying the East Coast marijuana market as production ramps up.
Jupiter Research, a marijuana vape cartridge subsidiary of Phoenix-based Tilt Holdings, refinanced and extended its revolving credit facility.
Health Canada has asked five companies to stop distribution and sale of noncompliant cannabis edibles products by the end of May and provincial wholesalers have been notified of the ongoing crackdown after months of confusion, MJBizDaily has learned.
Medical marijuana patients in Arkansas spent $23.1 million on cannabis products in January and $22.4 million in February for a total of $45.5 million over the two-month period.
Cannabis companies nationwide are infusing a heavy dose of nostalgia in their products and building brands based on fond memories, good times and the soundtracks of some of our formative years.
If an adult-use marijuana implementation bill passes the Maryland Senate, recreational sales in the state could begin this summer.
Another Canadian cannabis producer has hit pause on the production of certain products because of a dispute with Health Canada over what constitutes a cannabis “edible.”
TerrAscend Corp. applied to list its shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), which would represent a step up to a larger exchange for the marijuana multistate operator.
German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach has expressed confidence that the countryâs plan to legalize recreational cannabis might soon overcome one of its biggest hurdles – European Union approval.
Edible Arrangements officially ended its trademark lawsuit against marijuana multistate operator Green Thumb Industries.
Providing a safe and welcoming environment for women to participate and contribute improves the cannabis industry as a whole.
Retail and wholesale prices for legal marijuana in Oregon are at or near all-time lows as a cannabis oversupply continues to affect licensed businesses.
Canadian cannabis producer Organigram Holdings said it is pausing production of its lozenge product in a 100-milligram THC package pending a resolution over an ongoing dispute with Health Canada.
Medical marijuana dispensaries in North Dakota now can sell up to 6,000 milligrams of THC to patients every 30 days.
Canadian producer Heritage Cannabis has been approved to import a medical CBD product into Brazil.
A recent ruling from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration classifying a synthetic cannabinoid as a Schedule 1 drug has furthered the ire between the licensed cannabis industry and the largely unregulated cannabinoid sector, which has grown into a multi-billion market amid the proliferation of CBD and Delta-lineage products since the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill.
Hebrew University Professor Raphael Mechoulam, considered the âfather of cannabis research,â has died in Israel.
Delta-8 THC products sold in Kentucky would be restricted to buyers 21 and older and would have to comply with testing and labeling requirements under a bill sailing through the state Legislature.
Medical groups in Virginia are asking the governor to sign a bill as written that adds new restrictions to hemp-derived products in the state.
Sales of legal adult-use and medical marijuana in New Mexico totaled $41.6 million in February, according to sales figures released by the state’s cannabis regulator.
A ruling by a cannabis social equity oversight board in Connecticut has significantly altered the landscape for a group of adult-use applicants and license holders.
After witnessing a blowout loss in Oklahoma on Tuesday, advocates of adult-use marijuana legalization are turning their attention to brighter prospects in Hawaii and Delaware.
Argentina’s government is laying the groundwork to establish a domestic industry of regulated medical cannabis sales while eyeing the international market.
Marijuana doesnât miraculously âgrow like a weed.â
OK, if you were to toss a few seeds outside, they may grow into fantastic cannabis plants, but thatâs not how it usually happens.
A lawsuit accuses Jay-Z’s Monogram marijuana brand of illegally shipping products over state lines and its parent company, TPCO Holding Corp., of gender discrimination and filing erroneous financial reports.
International medical cannabis company IM Cannabis Corp. is reorganizing its management and operations, including cutting up to 25% of its workforce.
The Republican speaker of Louisiana’s House of Representatives is displeased with the state health department because hemp-derived products containing significant amounts of delta-9 THC made it to market.
Michigan-based cannabis cultivator and retailer Skymint is in receivership after a Canadian investment firm filed a lawsuit claiming the company owes more than $127 million.
While some marijuana companies are exiting California’s difficult, regulated market – Curaleaf Holdings is among the most notable – others big and small are staying focused on the state and have plans to grow in 2023.
Tilray Brands is being sued by an investor who alleges the company’s former leadership led investors astray.
A federal court in Pennsylvania will not dimiss a lawsuit filed by former FarmaceuticalRX delivery drivers over employment classification with the medical marijuana company.
Illinois regulators have extended the deadline for craft cannabis growers to have their operations up and running.
Here’s how Oklahomans voted for adult-use marijuana sales in a cannabis-specific special election on Tuesday.
Canadian marijuana producer Atlas Global Brands entered into binding letters of intent to buy majority positions in two cannabis pharmacies in Israel.
