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Ohio recalling some medical cannabis containing ‘foreign matter’
Ohio regulators issued a mandatory product recall for a handful of flower and shake batches that were found to have "foreign matter" inside the packaging.
News December 9Marijuana product maker Valens uplists to Nasdaq
Shares of The Valens Co. commenced trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market on Thursday, the Kelowna, British Columbia-based business announced in a news release.
News December 9Canada under growing pressure to lift medical marijuana import ban
A disparate group of countries, businesses and organizations is calling on the Canadian government to remove nontariff barriers effectively blocking commercial imports of medical marijuana, even as some local players…
News December 9Cannabis growers need to know the nuances of tissue culture
Bum seeds. Females that turn into males. Hemp plants that go into THC overdrive and must be destroyed. Cannabis producers have seen firsthand the devastation that inconsistent genetics and pests…
News December 9Marijuana banking access remains steady, even with demise of SAFE Banking Act
Congress stripped the SAFE Banking Act from a defense spending bill this week, decreasing the possibility of meaningful federal marijuana reform before the end of the year.
News December 8New Mexico now accepting applications for all cannabis business licenses
New Mexico regulators have thrown open the gates for entrepreneurs to apply for every type of cannabis business license available in the state.
News December 8Connecticut recreational marijuana licensing timeline still up in the air
Connecticut's Social Equity Council this week only conditionally approved residency-documentation and income requirements for diversity applicants, not a timeline for applications to be released or submitted.
News December 8New Jersey approves 30 more medical cannabis dispensaries
New Jersey continues to make big moves to strengthen the state’s medical cannabis market in anticipation of launching recreational sales in 2022.
News December 8Weather-related cannabis supply disruptions show need for direct delivery, British Columbia retailers say
Some independent British Columbia cannabis retailers are speaking out after supply delays in the wake of recent devastating weather, saying the holdups demonstrate an urgent need for a more flexible…
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