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What the first World Cup with legal cannabis means for US and Canadian operators

Cannabis retailers across North American are expecting a sales boost thanks to the best-attended World Cup in history. But the lasting impact of the first World Cup with legal cannabis...

Cannabis Companies Finally Gain U.S. Bankruptcy Access

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FDA approved cannabis: Why Schedule 3 means operators must prepare for pharmaceutical-grade MMJ now

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Expanded medical cannabis sales at Georgia pharmacies, dispensaries begin

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Trump marijuana rescheduling is ‘solely’ political, opponent claims as DEA hearings begin

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DEA confirms it is reviewing marijuana rescheduling recommendation

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is currently "conducting its review" of an earlier recommendation that the agency reschedule marijuana, a DEA official recently told a federal lawmaker.

News January 4

New Mexico fines, revokes licenses of 2 cannabis operations

New Mexico regulators revoked the licenses of two cannabis facilities operating in close proximity and issued $1 million fines to each for violations such as growing too many plants and…

News January 4

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Oneida Indian Nation opens recreational marijuana sales in New York

The Oneida Indian Nation has launched recreational marijuana sales from its vertically integrated business in Verona, New York.

News January 4

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Largest cannabis MSOs lay out modest expansion plans for 2024

Several of the nation’s largest cannabis companies have already mapped out their retail expansion plans in 2024, a consequence of licensing caps, limited new market opportunities and ongoing capital concerns.

News January 4

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70% of medical marijuana products in Mississippi on ‘hold’ for retesting

A large batch of medical marijuana products in Mississippi have been placed on "administrative hold" as regulators continue testing to clear the products for sale.

News January 3

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Auxly Cannabis inks tentative deal with lenders on credit facility

Auxly Cannabis Group has signed a nonbinding term sheet to amend the credit facility between a syndicate of lenders and its wholly owned subsidiary, Auxly Leamington.

News January 3

Maine authorities charge 5 in illicit marijuana grow crackdowns

Maine is cracking down on unlicensed marijuana operators, charging five individuals in two separate investigations in the past week.

News January 3

Village Farms sends first cannabis shipment to growing UK market

Village Farms International has sent its first shipment of two cannabis brands to the growing United Kingdom market.

News January 3

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Canadian marijuana retailer Trees Corp. enters creditor protection

Insolvent Canadian recreational marijuana retailer Trees Corp. has entered creditor protection, becoming the latest debt-laden cannabis company to keep its creditors at bay while seeking restructuring.

News January 3