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Michigan cannabis regulators impose record fine, revoke permit of popular product maker after ‘egregious’ violations
It's the stiffest fine ever imposed on a Michigan cannabis business, and revocation of a permit is also the most severe penalty available.
News September 18
Why cannabinoid bans fail, and what the federal hemp THC ban extension actually gave operators
Hemp operators have a chemistry problem to solve between now and when the federal hemp ban takes effect.
News September 18
Marijuana MSO ditches Arizona testing lab after repeat problems
Products vetted by an Arizona cannabis testing lab are no longer welcome at Story Cannabis' 11 stores in the state, a buyer told clients recently.
News September 17
New York cannabis retailers owe $3.9 million as sales stall
New York's cash-on-delivery list includes 87 retailers owing an average of $45,000, with 2026 sales far below the state's earlier projection.
News September 17
How the fight to save adult-use cannabis in Massachusetts could save marijuana rescheduling – and beyond
Ryan Dominguez is leading the campaign to save legal Massachusetts cannabis sales. Defeating a repeal effort could also mean defeating legal marijuana's biggest foe.
News September 17
Florida grants 22 cannabis licenses despite judge’s call to rescore
Florida's new licensees must post $5 million bonds within 10 days. Unsuccessful applicants have 30 days to challenge the state's Final Order.
News September 16
Marijuana social equity challenge appealed to US Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to decide on a thorny question that's upended cannabis social equity programs across the country.
News September 16
Do extended hours mean extra revenue for cannabis retailers? It depends.
Cannabis retailers across the country are experimenting with staying open longer to boost revenue, but profit means more than just keeping the doors open longer.
News September 16
Minnesota cannabis sales hit $250 million in first year of adult-use
Social equity applicants hold 43% of Minnesota’s 369 licensed cannabis businesses, with small operators dominating cultivation.
News September 15
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