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Oklahoma marijuana industry overrun with “foreign nationals,” cops say
Foreign nationals, many of them Chinese, "infiltrated" Oklahoma's medical marijuana industry, state narcotics officers plan to tell Congress.
News September 16California cannabis regulators recall THC beverages
California cannabis regulators issued a voluntary recall for multiple THC-infused beverages because of noncompliant labeling and packaging.
News September 16Does federal marijuana prohibition mean cannabis workers can’t unionize?
A Michigan cannabis company is trying to thwart a unionization effort using a novel tactic: claiming federal marijuana prohibition leaves workers unprotected.
News September 16New Mexico cannabis cultivator sues state, alleging toxic flood wrecked crop, company
A New Mexico cannabis cultivator is suing the state, alleging a state employee allowed a flood that wrecked the company.
News September 15Up to 24 new cannabis retail permits available in Rhode Island
Prospective marijuana retailers in Rhode Island can apply for licenses to sell recreational cannabis three years after the state legalized its sale.
News September 15House Republicans move to block Trump marijuana rescheduling
If President Donald Trump reschedules marijuana, he'll do so despite opposition from other Republicans.
News September 12New York cannabis shops strike deal with state over buffer zone dispute
New York cannabis shops too close to schools have reached an agreement with regulators allowing them to continue operating for the next five months.
News September 12From sips to shops: THC drinks make dispensaries the next logical stop. Are you ready?
(This is a contributed guest column. To be considered as an MJBizDaily guest columnist, please submit your request here.) THC seltzers now sit in liquor store coolers beside hard seltzers and nonalcoholic beer.…
News September 12California cannabis tax cut inches forward as state industry lags behind
A push to cut the California cannabis tax from 19% back to 15% by Oct. 1 is moving forward, and Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to sign it into law.
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