Minnesota Medical Marijuana News
More than a half-dozen states remain in play to potentially legalize medical or recreational marijuana through their legislatures this year, with much of the activity focused along the East Coast.
Florida-based seed-to-sale traceability company Metrc signed a contract to provide track-and-trace services to Minnesota’s medical cannabis program.
Cannabis multistate operator Verano Holdings said it has drawn an additional $100 million under its existing credit agreement to fund expansion and strategic initiatives.
Examining Enveric Biosciences’ recent issuance of warrants, and the importance of marijuana businesses exploiting changes in their markets.
Minnesota, long one of the country’s most heavily regulated and restrictive medical cannabis markets, is poised for dramatic growth and change – with sales expected to roughly double this year and a pair of big cannabis companies entering the state.
Minnesota medical cannabis stores will be able to sell dried marijuana flower starting March 1.
Verano Holdings signed a definitive agreement to acquire Goodness Growth Holdings for roughly $413 million, a move that will enable the cannabis multistate operator to expand into Minnesota, New York and New Mexico.
