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A case against issuing warrants + exploiting marijuana rule changes
Examining Enveric Biosciences' recent issuance of warrants, and the importance of marijuana businesses exploiting changes in their markets.
News February 23
Cannabis MSO MedMen seeks to recoup $612,000 in legal fees from former CFO
Cannabis multistate operator MedMen Enterprises is trying to recover $612,000 in legal fees it previously was ordered to pay its former chief financial officer in conjunction with a lawsuit he…
News February 23
New York hemp farmers given priority to grow recreational marijuana
New York is giving licensed hemp cultivators an early opportunity to grow adult-use marijuana this spring in order to supply the state's adult-use market next year.
News February 23
Oklahoma authorities seize $500 million of illegal cannabis
A multi-agency crackdown on illegal cannabis grows in Oklahoma resulted in the seizure of roughly $500 million worth of illicit cannabis.
News February 23
Health Canada seized more than 35M grams of marijuana, 7,800 plants after inspections
Health Canada seized more than 35 million grams (77,162 pounds) of cannabis products and thousands of plants from federal license holders for regulatory shortfalls in the 2019-20 fiscal year, the…
News February 23
Best practices for cannabis growers seeking to reduce energy use
Cannabis growers seeking to reduce energy usage should look at their facilities from a big-picture perspective – in other words, beyond a single factor such as lighting.
News February 23
Arizona cracking down on two marijuana testing labs
Arizona regulators sent notices of intent to revoke the licenses of two marijuana testing laboratories for allegedly using procedures that could inflate product potency results.
News February 22
Canadian cannabis retailer Superette buys Cannoe, appoints McLeod CEO
Canadian cannabis retailer Superette acquired Cannoe Corp. and its half-dozen stores, making the Toronto-based business the largest independently owned marijuana retailer in Ontario.
News February 22
CT dispensaries could benefit as state ups medical marijuana purchase limits
Registered medical marijuana patients in Connecticut are now allowed to buy up to 3.5 ounces of cannabis per month. The increase from the previous monthly limit of 3 ounces could…
News February 22
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