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Citing canopy limits, Washington state destroys 13,000 pounds of cannabis
Washington state regulators destroyed 13,000 pounds of cannabis valued at $3 million from three adjoining marijuana farms for allegedly growing more than allowed by regulations.
News November 12
Former FDA chief with no record on cannabinoids is pick for next commish
Dr. Robert Califf, a cardiologist, has been nominated to serve as commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
News November 12
Study: Scarification of cannabis seeds, certain disinfectants boost germination rates
Cutting the tips off cannabis seeds - a process more formally called scarification - could shorten germination times and boost germination rates as cultivators are attempting to disinfect seeds, a…
News November 12
Colorado marijuana sales shrink to $181.1 million in September
Sales of regulated marijuana in Colorado totaled more than $181.1 million in September, according to a summary published by the state's revenue department.
News November 12
Virginia Republicans open to faster launch of adult-use cannabis market
When Virginia Republicans took over both the governor's mansion and the state House of Delegates last week, many observers worried that it could mean major delays in the launch of…
News November 12
Cannabis packaging companies seek sustainable solutions to woo customers
Marijuana and hemp packaging companies are searching for environmentally friendly and sustainable options to attract consumers who are more conscientious about buying products that are packaged using green materials.
News November 12
How cannabis retailer High Tide plans to leverage ‘discount club’ model: Q&A with CEO Raj Grover
In Canada's hypercompetitive cannabis retail sector, stores are looking for ways to differentiate and build a base of loyal customers. Calgary, Alberta-based High Tide believes it has found an answer…
News November 11
South Carolina congresswoman to unveil federal marijuana legalization bill
U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, on Monday plans to unveil a new bill, the States Reform Act, intended to legalize marijuana at the federal level. Mace…
News November 11
Husband of Trulieve Cannabis CEO sentenced to 3 years, fined $1.25M
J.T. Burnette, a Florida businessman and the husband of Trulieve Cannabis CEO Kim Rivers, was sentenced to three years in federal prison and a $1.25 million fine for his conviction on…
News November 11
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