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German cannabis company Avextra raises 20 million euros
German medical cannabis company Avextra closed a funding round totaling more than 20 million euros ($21.5 million).
News February 7Marijuana companies turn to ERP software to fill gaps in track-and-trace systems
Track-and-trace companies do a good job helping operators meet their compliance mandates but should not be relied on to help run a company’s inventory management, point-of-sale systems and other business…
News February 7Florida Senate advances 30% THC potency cap on adult-use cannabis
Florida would become the third state in the U.S. to impose a marketwide potency cap on adult-use cannabis if a proposal advanced Tuesday by the Senate becomes law.
News February 6Curaleaf International acquires Polish medical cannabis company
Curaleaf International has acquired Polish medical cannabis operator Can4Med, giving the London-based company a foothold in one of Europe’s most promising medical marijuana markets.
News February 6Struggling marijuana company MedMen shutters 2 stores in Northern California
Marijuana multistate operator MedMen Enterprises has closed two stores in Northern California, MJBizDaily has confirmed.
News February 6Canada’s cannabis law review on schedule for spring release
A panel of experts scrutinizing Canada’s federal Cannabis Act is on schedule to release its review and recommendations this spring, the country's national regulator told MJBizDaily.
News February 6New Mexico marijuana manufacturer Vana gets grant from state
The government of New Mexico has provided marijuana processor and manufacturer Vana with a $90,000 grant.
News February 6Cannabis incubators can improve equity and grow business, operators say
A new batch of cannabis incubator and apprenticeship programs are offering resources and hands-on experience to small marijuana brands and trainees to improve equity and carve out roles for people impacted…
News February 6California marijuana grower fined nearly $2 million for environmental violations
A marijuana grower in Northern California agreed to pay $1.7 million in penalties to various state agencies for environmental violations.
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