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California marijuana farmers prepping for wildfire season
Wildfire season is quickly approaching in California, and marijuana farmers all over the immense state are trying to bolster their defenses against a perennial threat that wreaked record-setting havoc in…
News June 11
Ohio adds three health conditions treatable with medical marijuana
Three more illnesses were approved for treatment with medical marijuana in Ohio, potentially expanding the scope of the state's MMJ market.
News June 10
CA county sues cannabis grower for creating ‘public nuisance’
Santa Barbara County in California filed the jurisdiction’s first nuisance lawsuit against a cannabis company after receiving eight complaints from neighbors about odors from the growing operation. The lawsuit claims…
News June 10
Quebec’s cannabis store operator posts CA$66.5 million profit
Quebec’s government-run cannabis store operator, the Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC), generated net income of 66.5 million Canadian dollars ($55 million) in its recently concluded fiscal year, according to its…
News June 10
California’s capital city charging illegal marijuana business fees, suit alleges
A lawsuit filed against Sacramento, California, alleges that the local government has been charging licensed marijuana businesses illegal fees equal to roughly 1% of their gross receipts. According to a…
News June 10
How cannabis extractors can ensure their organic products stay clean
Organic marijuana and hemp products can fetch two and three times more than conventional cannabis, but the path to market is trickier than simply growing the plant without common pesticides.
News June 10
US cannabis sales off to strong start in 2021
Cannabis sales in 2021 were expected to be muted, relative to sales in 2020, but instead, transaction volume from new consumers supported unexpectedly high growth rates early this year.
News June 9
Vermont passes law to assist cannabis social equity applicants
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill into law to establish a fund to help people of color and others impacted by the war on drugs to open licensed cannabis…
News June 9
BC steers consumers to legal cannabis market, citing tainted illicit products
British Columbia is encouraging the public to buy government-regulated cannabis instead of illicit products after finding contaminants in samples of marijuana seized from illicit dispensaries. The provincial government announcement highlights…
News June 9
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