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Curaleaf rolls out Spanish-language cannabis experience

The MSO tested the waters for its new program in Florida, home to more than 5 million Spanish-speaking residents, and it’s now live in every state the company serves.

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What the first World Cup with legal cannabis means for US and Canadian operators

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Cannabis Companies Finally Gain U.S. Bankruptcy Access

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FDA approved cannabis: Why Schedule 3 means operators must prepare for pharmaceutical-grade MMJ now

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Expanded medical cannabis sales at Georgia pharmacies, dispensaries begin

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Florida marijuana patients can lose access under new state law

Under a new Florida law, medical marijuana patients who violate the state’s Drug Abuse Prevention and Control laws could lose their cards.

News July 16

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Last call at the hemp THC beverage bar in St. Louis?

Hemp-derived THC beverages are popular at bars in St. Louis but would be restricted to state-licensed marijuana stores under a bill introduced last month.

News July 16

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Michigan leads nation in cannabis business violations

Cannabis regulators in 29 states and Washington, D.C., issued nearly 2,500 violations in 2024, resulting in $10.8 million in fines.

News July 16

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Flowhub launches new online cannabis ordering platform

Cannabis software technology platform Flowhub launched an integrated web-based ordering solution to help high-volume dispensaries increase online revenue.

News July 15

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Senate advances bipartisan proposal to ban most hemp-derived THC products

But the proposal, from U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon and U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, would not take effect for one year.

News July 15

Ole Miss loses federal contract to grow research-grade marijuana

The University of Mississippi lost its contract with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) that allowed it to cultivate marijuana for federally approved studies.

News July 15

First time at MJBizCon? Here’s what you need to know.

Stepping into MJBizCon for the first time is exhilarating, overwhelming and essential for anyone who wants to make their mark in the cannabis industry.

News July 15

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Trump DHS repeats accusations of child labor against marijuana cultivator

Despite claims from top federal authorities that Glass House Brands used child labor, state marijuana regulators said no minors were observed during a May site visit.

News July 14