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Southern California marijuana farmers notch legal victory
Marijuana growers in California’s famed wine region of Santa Barbara County scored a major legal victory in court over opponents of the growing cultivation sector who had sought to curtail…
News May 27Florida’s high court upholds medical marijuana vertical licensing and caps
The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday left the state’s medical marijuana licensing system intact, deciding that a constitutional challenge to vertical integration and license caps isn’t likely to succeed on…
News May 27Rhode Island pauses lottery for medical cannabis dispensary permits
Rhode Island cannabis regulators halted the lottery that would license six new medical cannabis stores in the state. The lottery was expected to take place in early 2021. However, the…
News May 27Cash incentives and fiestas: Marijuana operators get creative to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations
There’s a big party on the horizon at Glass House Farms, a marijuana grower in Santa Barbara County, California. They’re calling it a fiesta, an outdoor celebration honoring employees after…
News May 27Saskatchewan versus Colorado cannabis markets two years after legalization
Regulated cannabis markets in Canada’s 13 provinces and territories are coming into their own more than two years after legal recreational products started hitting shelves in significant numbers.
News May 27Cannabis extractors share valuable lessons they learned during COVID-19
A little over a year ago, marijuana and hemp extractors and manufacturers found themselves challenged like never before. The global COVID-19 pandemic shuttered operations and threw supply chains into disarray.…
News May 27Why the cannabis industry can beat inflation & making sense of MedMen’s moves
Good cannabis businesses that provide desired services can raise prices and manage costs to expand profits during inflationary periods.
News May 26Massachusetts marijuana retailer ordered to pay fee; lawsuit continues
A Superior Court judge in Massachusetts ruled that a cannabis retailer must pay a $356,000 community impact fee to the town of Haverhill. However, the lawsuit that Stem filed in April…
News May 26New Mexico proposes rules for recreational cannabis licenses
New Mexico released proposed rules for marijuana growers to kickstart its new recreational cannabis market.
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