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Hawaii adult-use cannabis legalization is $1 billion opportunity
The state’s MMJ market generates about $5.3 million in monthly sales. Medical patients account for 25% of all cannabis consumers in the state.
News February 6The science behind curing and packaging cannabis for a global market
With global cannabis import-exports on the rise and marijuana rescheduling leading American operators think about interstate commerce, preserving cannabis' potency and freshness is more important than ever.
News February 6Can legal California cannabis sales grow by $1 billion?
If even half the cannabis Californians use comes from the legal market, sales would grow by $1 billion. New state cannabis czar Clint Kellum wants the industry to get there.
News February 5Experiment with city-owned marijuana retail begins in Minnesota
A Minnesota city opened one of a handful of government-run cannabis stores on Thursday.
News February 5Can Trump marijuana rescheduling break Pennsylvania’s legalization deadlock?
Gov. Josh Shapiro again called on lawmakers to legalize adult-use marijuana during his annual budget address. Will President Donald Trump help?
News February 5Willie Nelson-branded hemp THC drink goes national with $15 million raise
The financing will fuel product development and national retail expansion of the brand, which launched less than a year ago.
News February 5Cannabis MSO Ayr cannabis cultivation facility in Ohio sells for $28.5 million
Ayr Wellness will continue to operate the facility, which was acquired by a New York-based real estate investment trust.
News February 4Will Florida ever legalize adult-use marijuana?
The recent setback suffered by an MSO-funded legalization effort at the hands of Florida elections and law enforcement officials shows how difficult legalizing adult-use marijuana in Florida may be.
News February 4Oklahoma governor wants to recriminalize $600 million medical cannabis industry
Oklahoma would be the first state to completely eliminate legal cannabis access if Gov. Kevin Stitt's call to end a $600 million legal MMJ industry is heeded.
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