SNDL pays CA$32.2M for 32 cannabis stores in 3 Canadian provinces
Canadian cannabis operator SNDL paid 32.2 million Canadian dollars (roughly $23 million) for 32 stores in three provinces.
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Connecticut creates new division to oversee state’s marijuana industry
Oversight of Connecticut’s marijuana industry is shifting from the state's Department of Consumer Protection to a newly created…
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Cannabis industry supply chain already feeling effects of Trump’s tariffs
Licensed cannabis operators and ancillary companies are bracing for rising business costs, lost customers and vendor backlash in…
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House Republicans repeat hemp-derived THC grievances during FDA hearing
Republican lawmakers repeated familiar concerns about hemp-derived THC products Wednesday during a congressional hearing focused on the U.S.…
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Germany’s marijuana policies likely to remain in place under new government
Conservative and center-left parties reached an agreement Wednesday to form a new German government that leaves the country’s…
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Netherlands adds more cannabis growers to experimental retail program
The Netherlands is expanding the number of licensed cannabis suppliers that are allowed to sell products to the…
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Lack of track-and-trace system at heart of marijuana ‘inversion’ in New York
An unknown but significant amount of the $1 billion worth of adult-use marijuana sold at licensed stores in…
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Judge OKs Minnesota adult-use cannabis rules, setting stage for sales to begin
Adult-use cannabis sales in Minnesota moved a step closer to fruition when an administrative law judge signed off…
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Pennsylvania plan for state-run marijuana sales violates federal law, analysis says
Pennsylvania would run afoul of federal drug law if an adult-use marijuana legalization proposal involving state-run retail outlets…
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