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Oklahoma cannabis operators say new child-safe edibles rules are confusing, unclear
New rules banning packaging for Oklahoma marijuana edibles that's deemed "attractive to children" are sowing confusion among cannabis operators, who say the rules are ambiguous and erratically enforced.
News July 21
Why the federal hemp ban threatens cannabis seed banks – and your favorite genetics
Any cannabis business concerned with seeds, clones or other genetics has until November to shore up their business plan to comply with new federal regulations.
News July 21
THC potency inflation, lab shopping continuing in Oklahoma cannabis
Oklahoma marijuana authorities haven't yet opened their cannabis testing laboratory. In the meantime, major problems continue to flourish.
News July 20
Marijuana MSO Cannabist closes Denver cultivation as bankruptcy proceeds
The Cannabist filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in Delaware on March 25, facing about $270 million in debt to lenders and the IRS.
News July 20
Why cannabis concentrates remain vital for retailers and manufacturers
Vapes have overtaken pre-rolls as the No. 2-selling cannabis product in the U.S., while cannabis concentrates come in at No. 5.
News July 20
Judge: California cannabis law can be tweaked without voter approval
A California state judge on Thursday sided with the state against youth-serving organizations suing to block a state cannabis tax cut.
News July 17
Arkansas medical cannabis sales slip as governor hopefuls come out on legalization
The decline follows a record year in which sales totaled $291.1 million – the highest annual figure since sales began in 2019.
News July 17
How cannabis businesses should act after the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings
The historic DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings are over and there's no outcome yet. But there's much cannabis operators should do now.
News July 17
Cannabis industry encouraged as DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings conclude
A California county sheriff spoke in support of regulated cannabis as DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings concluded Wednesday.
News July 16
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