Minnesota cannabis tax hike proposed ahead of adult-use sales launch
Minnesota lawmakers are proposing a tax hike on cannabis before the state has sold its first recreational marijuana products.
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Minnesota lawmakers are proposing a tax hike on cannabis before the state has sold its first recreational marijuana products.
Minnesota will take the next step in launching its adult-use marijuana market when the state holds lotteries on June 5 for cultivation, manufacturing and mezzobusiness licenses.
The total U.S. economic impact of regulated marijuana sales could top $123.6 billion in 2025, about 9% more than last year, according to a newly released MJBiz Factbook update.
Minnesota is launching a $2 million grant program to help farmers succeed in the state’s impending recreational cannabis industry.
The adult-use cannabis market in Minnesota could end up mirroring the state’s celebrated craft beer scene.
The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management on Monday published the rules for the impending recreational marijuana market in the State Register, marking the final step before licenses can be issued to applicants for adult-use businesses.
Adult-use cannabis sales in Minnesota moved a step closer to fruition when an administrative law judge signed off on the draft rules that will govern the market.