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How Oregon brand Alibi is cultivating a promising New York marijuana market
Marianne Cursetjee, the co-founder and CEO of Alibi Cannabis, discusses what it’s like for a West Coast company to enter a new East Coast market such as New York.
News May 27
Appeals court ruling could help restart Alabama medical cannabis licensing
An Alabama appellate court has blocked a lower court’s ruling that is preventing state regulators from issuing coveted vertically integrated medical cannabis permits.
News May 23
Marijuana operator 4Front files for receivership
4Front Ventures Corp., a minor marijuana multistate operator, said its subsidiaries have filed for voluntary receivership in Massachusetts.
News May 23
Tribally owned cannabis stores have grown by 24% since May 2024
Native American tribes maintained a strong presence in cannabis markets throughout the United States in the past year.
News May 23
Texas House passes near-total ban on hemp-derived THC
Texas’ estimated $5.5 billion market in hemp-derived THC is in mortal danger after the state House approved a blanket ban on intoxicating products.
News May 22
Nebraska medical cannabis regulation bill fails; licensing likely pushed to October
Nebraska probably won't begin issuing medical cannabis licenses until October after the state Legislature failed to pass a bill that would have established regulations for the industry.
News May 22
Farmers markets want to sell marijuana; here’s why they can’t
From California to New York, small farms are attempting to diversify by offering craft marijuana along with produce at farmers markets and via community-supported agriculture programs.
News May 22
Federal judge strikes down Oregon law requiring cannabis labor agreements
A law approved by Oregon voters last fall requiring cannabis businesses in the state to strike deals with labor unions is unconstitutional, according to a federal judge.
News May 21
Minnesota OKs Native American tribe to sell adult-use marijuana off its reservation
Minnesota has given the green light for the first Native American tribe to open an adult-use marijuana store off its reservation in the state.
News May 21
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