Cannabis retailers say they need more from track-and-trace software
Marijuana industry veterans say track-and-trace systems meet their cultivation and production expectations but are lacking in retail functionality.
Massachusetts Medical Cannabis News
Marijuana industry veterans say track-and-trace systems meet their cultivation and production expectations but are lacking in retail functionality.
U.S. Department of Justice attorneys asked a federal judge on Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by four marijuana companies challenging federal prohibition.
Retail license caps in some states and limited capital are forcing marijuana multistate operators to focus on wholesale cannabis sales growth in 2024.
Petalfast, a California-based cannabis sales, marketing and distribution company, raised roughly $8 million from investors, including private family offices.
Year-over-year marijuana sales-growth rates varied in 2023, with new markets continuing to grow and established markets not declining as much.
Despite widespread acknowledgement from cannabis industry observers that commercial testing laboratories across the country routinely inflate THC potency results, consequences are rare, according to a review of recent state regulatory actions.
Massachusetts regulators voted to permit cannabis transport businesses to send only one employee on deliveries, instead of two, in a move that could cut costs for such operators.