New Hampshire adult-use marijuana inches forward, but obstacles remain
New Hampshire lawmakers approved a proposal more in line with what Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has said he’ll support, but passage is still far from assured.
New Hampshire Medical Marijuana News
New Hampshire lawmakers approved a proposal more in line with what Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has said he’ll support, but passage is still far from assured.
The New Hampshire House passed another adult-use cannabis legalization bill, but getting it through the Senate has been a perennial challenge.
Last-minute tinkering from New Hampshire’s Republican governor has disrupted lawmakers’ plans to legalize adult-use marijuana in the state.
Cannabis seed-to-sale tracking company Metrc has shifted its focus from state governments to companies as its footprint has grown.
New Hampshire banned most products containing hemp-derived cannabinoids, including delta-8 THC, but will examine legalizing adult-use marijuana under a bill signed into law this week.
Visitors from out-of-state and Canada with valid authorization in their markets can buy medical marijuana in New Hampshire.
Following the New Hampshire Senate’s rejection of an adult-use marijuana legalization proposal last week, Republican Gov. Chris Sununu offered a unique path forward that may still deeply disappoint the cannabis industry: tax-free legal cannabis, but sold only in state-owned stores, with tight state control and local bans allowed.