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Cannabis consumers don’t want low-dose THC beverages, California companies claim
Cannabis beverages with small amounts of THC, such as 10 milligrams and less, aren't popular with California consumers, according to a letter to state lawmakers.
News April 7Report: North Carolina illicit cannabis market is worth $3 billion
By transitioning consumers to a regulated framework, North Carolina could capture substantial economic benefits.
News April 7Can the right data convince banks to lend to cannabis operators?
The NCS Thea platform acts as a bridge between cautious financial institutions and capital-starved cannabis businesses.
News April 7New York cannabis retailers averaging about $4 million in annual sales
New York cannabis retailers are averaging about $4 million in annual sales after a year in business, state regulators said.
News April 6Two more marijuana MSOs enter Texas medical cannabis market
Texas authorities awarded three more vertically integrated medical cannabis permits, and marijuana multistate operators snagged two.
News April 6Major marijuana MSO files for U.S. bankruptcy protections
Cannabis multistate operator The Cannabist Co. has filed for bankruptcy after selling off permits in several states and walking away from two others.
News April 3What cannabis retailers get wrong about 4/20 discounts
Aggressive discounting is a key part of most cannabis retailers' 4/20 plan. But operators should focus on the days leading up to the holiday - and the rest of the…
News April 3Trump Justice Department turmoil not expected to delay marijuana rescheduling
The abrupt firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi, whom President Donald Trump had ordered to reschedule cannabis, isn't expected to delay marijuana's move to Schedule 3 of the Controlled Substances…
News April 2Missouri cannabis regulators seek alternatives to track-and-trace leader Metrc
Missouri cannabis regulators could be the first to replace track-and-trace leader Metrc with another firm if competitors vie for a contract currently up for bid.
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