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Colorado marijuana company recalls tainted vaporizers
A Colorado cannabis company is recalling tainted vape products sold at about 18 stores across the state.
News August 15President Trump and marijuana rescheduling: When a decision could come and why it matters
The fate of the U.S. marijuana industry is in President Donald Trump's hands.
News August 15Cannabis retailer High Tide entering German market via acquisition
Canadian cannabis retailer High Tide is entering the German medical marijuana market through the acquisition of 51% of Remexian Pharma GmbH.
News August 14New York and California square off in MJBowl cannabis competition
MJBowl, a bi-coastal cannabis competition, is uniting California and New York to spotlight the Most Valuable Products (MVPs) across five key categories through a collaboration between MJBizCon and social review…
News August 14Another blow for New York, marijuana social equity in federal court
New York’s beleaguered marijuana program suffered another blow when a federal appellate court on Tuesday found the state unconstitutionally discriminated against out-of-state residents during a recent license application round. While…
News August 13Tainted marijuana vapes recalled in Michigan
More than 26,000 marijuana oil vaporizer cartridges sold in Michigan could contain a banned additive also found in patients during the vaporizer lung crisis.
News August 13Ohio tops $702 million in first year of adult-use cannabis sales
Between August 2024 and August 2025, adult-use cannabis sales exceeded $702 million in Ohio, the only market to launch last year.
News August 13Cannabis brand Cookies tries its hand in the alcohol market
Cutting against the recent trend of beer and liquor brands launching THC-infused drinks, marijuana brand Cookies is crossing over into the spirits industry with a tequila-based beverage.
News August 13Missouri marijuana regulators eye scofflaws with proposed new rules
Missouri marijuana regulators want new powers to strip serial wrongdoers of their business licenses.
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