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How the federal hemp ban treats delta-8 THC differently – and what operators are doing
Sometimes controversial within the estimated $38 billion hemp sector, delta-8 THC is also playing by different rules as the federal hemp ban approaches. What those rules are no one can…
News October 5
New York cannabis sales on pace to break record, but signs of stall appear
New York cannabis sales are on pace to break another record even as they fall short of an earlier bullish prediction. But there are some signs of a slowdown.
News October 2
Health problems reported after Colorado cannabis vaporizer recall
Maui Wowie and Grape Gorilla vapes were recalled after a lab found methylene chloride. Now Colorado regulators are fielding health reports.
News October 2
The test all cannabis operators need to run when selecting a vendor
All cannabis operators need outside help, be it construction, consulting or web design. And choosing the right vendor is entirely in your power.
News October 2
How cannabis MSO Verano is preparing for a major new market
Verano is remodeling its Virginia footprint ahead of a July adult-use launch, betting on timing to capture demand without overbuilding.
News October 1
Former cannabis worker receives federal grant to study workplace air quality
At least two cannabis workers have died of occupational asthma. Now a CU Boulder study will test the air inside cultivation facilities.
News October 1
GOP senators: hemp THC ‘loophole’ helps Chinese criminals
Four Republican U.S. senators this week signaled no interest in reconsidering a looming hemp cannabinoid ban, in part because of alleged Chinese involvement.
News October 1
Michigan fines, shuts down cannabis grower for shipping dirt labeled as flower
Michigan regulators say Millie Montana Industries shipped packages labeled as marijuana flower that proved to be dirt, mulch, shake, kief or plant waste.
News September 30
New delay for federal marijuana rescheduling as flaws in process parsed
The Drug Enforcement Administration's top administrative law judge agreed to delay federal marijuana rescheduling while a new government analysis of the process is considered.
News September 30
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