New Mexico Medical Marijuana News
The Trump administration is refusing to return more than $1 million of marijuana seized from state-licensed New Mexico cannabis companies at interior Border Patrol checkpoints over the past year, a lawsuit says.
A federal grand jury has indicted three men for allegedly running a massive illegal cannabis operation involving Chinese immigrant workers on Navajo Nation land in New Mexico.
Marijuana cultivator Bright Green Corp. plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization after reaching an agreement with major shareholder Lynn Stockwell, who will become the company’s new CEO and chair.
As more states adopt regulated marijuana programs, executives at licensed cannabis brands are seeking innovative ways to reach new markets.
Attendees who want to leave the MJBizCon with leads and fruitful relationships should come with a game plan but also be prepared to be flexible.
A rebate program that encouraged indoor growers to switch to LED lights proved so popular that Xcel Energy ran out of money to pay for it.
Eight licensed marijuana companies in New Mexico claim in a federal lawsuit that Border Patrol agents violated their constitutional rights when they seized more than $1 million worth of “state-legal cannabis products, cash, and other property” at interior checkpoints, court records show.
