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What can the cannabis industry expect from the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings?

The top DEA administrative law judge will once again hear arguments for and against downgrading marijuana's status under federal law, but marijuana rescheduling is not guaranteed.

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What will Germany’s election outcome mean for nation’s cannabis industry?

Conservative leader Friedrich Merz’s election victory in Germany could result in a potential slowdown or reversal of the European Union nation's recent cannabis reform as his party has previously opposed…

News February 24

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California workers for marijuana operator Eaze secure 3-year bargaining pact

Nearly 500 California-based workers at marijuana operator Eaze have ratified a new three-year collective bargaining agreement.

News February 24

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Cannabis MSO Jushi benefiting from little-used IRS tax-credit program

The IRS owes Jushi Holdings about $6 million in Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims, but the cannabis multistate operator didn't want to wait for it.

News February 24

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Marijuana company involved in Missouri’s huge recall loses final license appeal

Missouri marijuana processor Delta Extraction has lost its final appeal, resulting in the termination of its business license after its role in a massive 2023 product recall.

News February 21

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New Jersey regulators adjust cannabis testing lab requirements

In the next few months, cannabis testing labs in New Jersey will be subject to new labeling requirements and must obey new action limits under recently approved rules.

News February 21

West Virginia marijuana operator Harvest Care secures $4 million refinancing deal

Marijuana operator Harvest Care Medical closed on a $4 million refinancing deal geared toward supporting its growth in West Virginia.

News February 21

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Could 2025 be the year of university and cannabis industry partnerships?

2025 is poised to be a pivotal year for partnerships between the cannabis industry and universities, both in the United States and globally.

News February 21

Trump administration refusing to return seized New Mexico marijuana, suit says

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…

News February 20