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In move to stifle illicit sales, NJ won’t allow cannabis home grows, report says
The legal right to grow marijuana at home apparently will not apply to cannabis consumers in New Jersey once the state's adult-use market launches.
News January 18
Share your marijuana business insights in 10th annual MJBiz Factbook survey
MJBiz is gearing up to produce its 10th annual MJBizFactbook, and we need your help. If you’re a marijuana business operator or own a company that serves or invests in…
News January 18
Quebec adult-use cannabis stores must now check vaccine passports
The second-biggest adult-use cannabis market in Canada, the province of Quebec, is now requiring proof of vaccination for the COVID-19 virus for entry into any of its regulated marijuana stores.
News January 18
1933 Industries to acquire CBD drink maker Day One in all-stock deal
Nevada marijuana company 1933 Industries announced an all-stock deal to acquire the entirety of California-based CBD drink producer Day One Beverages.
News January 18
Batch size, failure rate drive cannabis testing costs, researchers conclude
Considering starting a cannabis laboratory? Think it’s a gold mine for the taking? Think again! Laboratory testing is not for the faint of heart and can be downright cutthroat under…
News January 18
Several state marijuana legalization initiatives could make November ballot
Around a half-dozen marijuana legalization referendums could reach state ballots in November, with advocates confident they can repeat the clean sweep of victories voters delivered two years ago.
News January 18
‘A dream realized’: Q&A with cannabis social equity licensee Aja Allen
Aja Allen endured uncertainty from 2018 until her Central Los Angeles marijuana shop, Sixty Four and Hope, opened last September.
News January 17
L.A. County approves $30,000-per-day fines for illegal marijuana businesses
Los Angeles County authorities signed off on a plan to issue $30,000-per-day civil fines against unlicensed commercial marijuana activity, which officials say has grown explosively in recent years.
News January 14
Oklahoma might clamp down with new medical cannabis regulations
Oklahoma lawmakers could be poised to enact new restrictions on the state's booming medical cannabis program amid concerns about a growing underground marijuana industry.
News January 14
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