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Oregon received nearly 2K rec marijuana applications last year
The agency that governs Oregon’s recreational marijuana industry was swamped with nearly 2,000 adult-use business license applications in 2016, far above the 800-1,200 it expected. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission…
News January 10
Chart: Sharp rise in Minnesota medical marijuana patients buoys businesses
By Eli McVey The number of medical marijuana patients in Minnesota more than quadrupled in 2016, breathing life back into an industry some observers feared was unsustainable. Chalk it up to…
News January 10Report: CA dispensaries illegally selling adult-use cannabis
Some California dispensaries are skirting the law and selling recreational cannabis to nonmedical customers, according to the Orange County Register.
News January 9MJ Freeway: Full recovery from software outage could take weeks
MJ Freeway said Monday it could take two or three weeks to fully restore service to dispensaries and recreational marijuana stores after an alleged cyberattack knocked out the company’s software…
News January 9Maryland medical marijuana businesses form trade group
In Maryland, 20 growing and processing license winners have formed a trade association tasked with improving patient access and slashing bureaucratic red tape.
News January 9Oregon legislators may take aim at medical cannabis regulator
The Oregon regulatory agency whose testing procedures have been blamed for damaging the state’s medical cannabis industry is being targeted by state lawmakers. Legislation proposed for the 2017 session would…
News January 9
Alleged ‘attack’ takes down MJ Freeway’s software, causing chaos for marijuana retailers
By Chris Walsh MJ Freeway’s widely used software platform for cannabis businesses crashed over the weekend and remains down for most customers, creating ripples across the marijuana industry. The outage has…
News January 8PTSD adds momentum to New Jersey’s MMJ program
More than 450 people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder have enrolled in New Jersey’s medical marijuana program since mid-September, when Gov. Chris Christie agreed to add PTSD to the list of…
News January 6Rhode Island awards inaugural cultivation licenses
Rhode Island regulators have awarded the state’s first commercial medical cannabis grow licenses to three companies in the city of Warwick: Medici Products & Solutions, OSCC and Evergreen Gardens. The…
News January 6
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