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DEA selects only cannabis foes to participate in marijuana rescheduling hearing

Cannabis reform advocates are locked out the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings set to begin later this month. But that might not be a bad thing.

ATACH President Michael Bronstein (Courtesy photo)

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Colorado cannabis prices drop to historic low despite supply correction

The average market rate for wholesale marijuana flower fell to $649 per pound despite a 25% reduction in cultivators.

News September 24

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Why Cheech & Chong Cannabis retailers enjoy a new data advantage

Cheech & Chong’s has teamed up with Headset to offer marijuana retailers carrying their products free access to the data analytics provider’s platform.

News September 24

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Wisconsin Republicans want to ban hemp-derived THC products

Wisconsin Republican lawmakers are pitching a bill that would close a so-called loophole for intoxicating hemp-derived THC products.

News September 23

Kentucky hemp farmers urge McConnell to protect CBD market, warn of ‘catastrophic consequences’

A group of Kentucky hemp farmers are begging Sen. Mitch McConnell not to “criminalize” the sale of hemp-derived cannabinoid products.

News September 23

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U.S. cannabis business licensing slows in second quarter

Cannabis consumption lounges are growing across the country, offering a rare example of license expansion as other business types contract.

News September 23

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Newsom signs California cannabis excise tax cut into law

California's cannabis excise tax will go down under a bill signed into law Monday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

News September 22

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Colorado fines, bans maker of cannabis sleep aid connected to liver damage

Connecticut-based 1906 and its Colorado affiliates are barred from operating in the state and must pay $400,000 in fines.

News September 22

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County restrictions on Delaware cannabis licenses lifted

Cannabis license holders in Delaware can now apply to transfer permits between the state’s three counties.

News September 22

President Trump’s India tariffs threaten cannabis industry’s fastest-growing segment

The cannabis industry’s fastest-growing product category — pre-rolls — hit a supply chain snag when the U.S. imposed a 50% tariff on imports from India.

News September 22