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State regulators want Congress to redefine, regulate hemp, delta-8 THC
An association of state cannabis regulators is asking Congress to include in the next Farm Bill new rules governing hemp and hemp-derived cannabinoids, including a new definition for what constitutes…
News September 21British Columbia court tosses suit over cannabis store enforcement on reserves
A group of licensed cannabis retailers in British Columbia lost their bid to be compensated for the province’s alleged failure to “adequately” enforce provincial licensing requirements on Indigenous reserves.
News September 21Oregon regulators to allow marijuana products with aspergillus
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission will allow the sale and transfer of marijuana products that have tested positive for aspergillus, a type of mold that has led to product…
News September 21Thailand plans cannabis law rewrite to allow only medical sales
Thailand’s new prime minister said the Southeast Asian country plans to rewrite its cannabis laws to allow only medical use, a move that would halt widespread recreational sales and fundamentally…
News September 21Missouri marijuana sales slip in August, but Montana sets monthly record
Monthly marijuana sales in Missouri shrank slightly to $119 million in August, but sales in Montana reached a high of nearly $28.7 million.
News September 21Cannabis tech company GrowerIQ wins CA$1 million government grant
Cannabis technology company GrowerIQ received a grant worth 1.08 million Canadian dollars ($790,000) to enhance its cannabis tracking system and broaden its reach as a global player in the industry.
News September 21Importance of reliable payroll provider highlighted by vendor aversion to marijuana clients
A marijuana company’s payroll provider should focus on cannabis and not also serve mainstream businesses, MJ executives agree.
News September 21Oklahoma regulators close 5 operations, seize ‘untraceable’ cannabis
A multi-agency investigation in Oklahoma has resulted in the closure of five marijuana businesses and the seizure of thousands of pounds of untraceable cannabis.
News September 20Vermont marijuana entrepreneur sues MSO Slang for fraud in merger deal
Executives of Toronto-based marijuana multistate operator Slang Worldwide allegedly hid their financial challenges when negotiating to acquire a Vermont-based retail chain, according to a lawsuit.
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