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Lawyer with cannabis industry ties, ex-New York senator picked for MJ board
An attorney with reportedly deep expertise in both the U.S. and Canadian cannabis industries and a former state senator were appointed to the board that will oversee New York's upcoming…
News September 10
Valens, Entourage to make white-label CBD products for retailer Fire & Flower
Two Canadian cannabis businesses, The Valens Co. and Entourage Health Corp., announced they will produce white-label CBD products for major Canadian retail chain Fire & Flower.
News September 10
Cannabis companies considered ripe targets for ransomware attacks
Even as ransomware attacks on high-profile mainstream companies such as Colonial Pipeline and JBS Foods have grabbed headlines in recent months, cannabis companies appear largely unprotected from malicious actors launching…
News September 10
CA lawmakers approve hemp regulatory bill that divided marijuana sector
A long-debated bill to establish new hemp rules in California - but which drew the ire of business owners in both the hemp and marijuana sectors - has gained final…
News September 9
Montana eases medical cannabis advertising rules
Montana regulators loosened the proposed rules for medical cannabis advertising after operators expressed concerns at public hearings about the initial draft regulations. The amended advertising rules: Clarify that a provider…
News September 9
Chided for diversity, Ohio gets female minority-led medical marijuana firm
A Black woman is believed to be the first minority female to open a vertically integrated medical marijuana company in Ohio, marking a step toward a more diverse cannabis industry…
News September 9
Canadian cannabis industry ‘increasingly fragmented’ despite M&A, record sales
The Canadian cannabis industry is becoming more fragmented than ever, with the biggest licensed producers continuing to lose market share as a whole, according to a report by Bank of…
News September 9
Legal woes of CEO’s spouse bring marijuana MSO Trulieve unwanted attention
The recent criminal conviction of the husband of Trulieve Cannabis CEO Kim Rivers has cast an unflattering spotlight on the multistate marijuana operator, focusing attention on how the profitable company…
News September 9
How cannabis growers can prepare for early season cold weather
Early snowstorms and freezes in September and October have plagued Colorado outdoor cannabis growers the past two years, damaging plants and leading to millions of dollars in losses.
News September 9
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