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Are Florida medical cannabis operators looking to exit the $2 billion market?
Applicants chased scarce Florida MMTC licenses in 2022. By the 2026 award, valuations had collapsed and adult-use had failed.
News September 29New Jersey cannabis official charged in bribery case
Atlantic City's cannabis chief faces federal fraud and bribery charges over $29,000 in alleged bribes from a cannabis business owner.
News September 28Colorado cannabis firm recalls vapes over cancer-causing solvent
StayCon recalls 49 Maui Wowie and Grape Gorilla vapes after a lab found methylene chloride, a cancer-causing solvent tied to hemp inversion.
News September 25Voters overwhelmingly oppose Massachusetts adult-use cannabis repeal, new poll finds
Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly oppose a ballot question that would end adult-use cannabis sales, initial polling released Thursday shows.
News September 25How to get a cannabis business permit in Virginia – and what regulators still need to sort out
Virginia will be a billion-dollar adult-use cannabis market, according to projects. Here's what we know about how to get a Virginia cannabis permit, but more details are needed.
News September 25Maryland veterinarians allowed to discuss cannabis product for pets
Maryland's new law allows veterinarians to guide clients before they turn to dispensaries and online advice.
News September 24What can an MJBowl win do for your cannabis brand?
MJBowl 2026 is accepting cannabis product submissions from licensed brands in California, Colorado and New York through Sept. 30.
News September 24Nebraska attorney general probes Colorado cannabis company
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers wants a Colorado cannabis company to turn over sensitive employee information as well as product marketing materials. He won't say why.
News September 24The other deadline hemp operators need to remember ahead of the federal ban
Hemp firms planning mass layoffs before the Dec. 11 ban face back pay and class action risk if they miss the 60-day WARN notice.
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