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New Zealand cannabis company Cannasouth reviewing financial health
New Zealand medical cannabis company Cannasouth Limited has entered voluntary administration, a process that allows for an administrator to review and rearrange the financial affairs of insolvent or near-insolvent companies.
News March 28Colorado marijuana growers can access more diverse genetics
Colorado’s marijuana cultivators now have freedom to procure genetics from a wider variety of sources.
News March 28Ontario eyes CA$600 million cannabis windfall, pledges online crackdown
Ontario’s provincial government is budgeting for a record windfall of more than 600 million Canadian dollars ($442 million) in the next fiscal year from cannabis wholesale profits and its portion…
News March 27Republican senators oppose marijuana rescheduling based on global treaties
Moving marijuana to Schedule 3 of the Controlled Substances Act, as Biden administration health officials have recommended, violates U.S. promises to other countries.
News March 27AFC Gamma provides $34 million to Sunburn Cannabis in debt capital
Marijuana industry lender AFC Gamma provided $34 million in debt capital to Florida-based dispensary operator Sunburn Cannabis.
News March 27Ayr Wellness boosts Florida marijuana cultivation facility mortgage by $8.4M
Marijuana multistate operator Ayr Wellness is increasing by $8.4 million the size of an existing mortgage on a cultivation facility in Gainesville, Florida.
News March 27Canadian cannabis producer Organigram enters US, plans CA$25 million raise
Organigram Holdings has dipped into its strategic investment pool to pick up a minority stake in Roxboro, North Carolina-based Open Book Extracts as part of its plan to target emerging…
News March 27Cookies cuts ties with its lone San Francisco marijuana store
The Cookies marijuana brand terminated the licensing agreement it had with Berner’s on Haight, an adult-use store in San Francisco.
News March 27USDA approves genetically modified hemp strain that’s THC- and CBD-free
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a genetically modified hemp strain without THC or CBD that could help hemp farmers reduce waste.
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