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Marijuana retail franchisers eye national franchises despite hurdles
From McDonald's to Marriott, from Subway to Century 21, franchise businesses are as American as apple pie. In the U.S. marijuana industry, however, retail franchising has yet to take off…
News May 14
Sundial’s adult-use cannabis revenue dives 38% in quarter
Sundial’s revenue from recreational cannabis in Canada plunged by more than one-third in its most recent quarter compared to the previous period, as the company took a hit from price…
News May 13
Strict Nebraska medical cannabis bill stalls; ballot measure is next step
A restrictive medical cannabis bill met its demise in the Nebraska Legislature on Wednesday after state lawmakers failed to overcome a filibuster. The bill, sponsored by Nebraska Sen. Anna Wishart,…
News May 13
Two US House Republicans pitch federal marijuana legalization bill
Two Republican congressmen in the U.S. House of Representatives have introduced a bill that would legalize marijuana federally in a manner similar to alcohol.
News May 13
Cannabis firms ready FDA ingredient notifications with eye on legalization
Cannabis manufacturers with national ambitions for when the United States legalizes marijuana and CBD are plowing big money into telling the federal government exactly what they’re making - and being…
News May 13
Financial-violation allegations cost Maui cannabis dispensary its license
Hawaii regulators ordered a medical cannabis dispensary on the island of Maui to close immediately because of the company's "ongoing failure to submit annual independent financial audits."
News May 12
Colorado’s first-quarter retail marijuana sales up 28% from 2020
Recreational and medical marijuana retailers in Colorado continue to break sales records. According to the latest data from the state Department of Revenue, Colorado’s adult-use and medical cannabis stores recorded $561.7…
News May 12
MA cannabis businesses forced to pay $2.5M in unlawful fees, study shows
Cannabis companies in Massachusetts have paid at least $2.46 million in fees more than lawfully allowed under "host community agreements" (HCAs), according to a new study that reiterates the need…
News May 12
How to ensure adequate water supply for outdoor cannabis in a drought
Water is a must for successfully producing hemp and marijuana, so making sure to have enough for the growing season and tapping into an irrigation system are critical tasks for…
News May 12
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