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Montana lawmakers deny money to set up recreational cannabis program
Montana lawmakers rejected a $1.35 million budget request to fund the state’s recreational cannabis program, raising uncertainty about the program’s ability to meet its deadlines. The state revenue department had…
News January 7
Cannabis producer WeedMD shutters Bowmanville, Ontario, facility
Canadian marijuana producer WeedMD is closing a facility in Bowmanville, Ontario, in order to centralize medical cannabis distribution at its site in Aylmer, Ontario. WeedMD “has offered relocation and severance…
News January 7
Columbia Care to acquire San Diego marijuana retailer for $15 million
New York-based multistate marijuana operator Columbia Care announced Thursday it struck a deal to acquire Southern California cannabis dispensary The Healing Center San Diego for approximately $15 million.
News January 7
Cannabis MSO Curaleaf seeks to raise CA$275 million through share offering
Multistate cannabis operator Curaleaf Holdings priced a new offering of 16.5 million subordinate voting shares in a bid to raise 275.6 million Canadian dollars ($216.6 million).
News January 7
Arkansas opens up medical marijuana processor, transporter licensing
The steadily growing Arkansas medical marijuana program is offering new business opportunities: processor and transporter licenses. Scott Hardin, spokesman for the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission, wrote in an email that…
News January 7
Denmark medical cannabis sales post a positive quarter thanks to Epidiolex
Sales of medical marijuana in Denmark posted healthy gains in the third quarter of 2020, coinciding with the launch of GW Pharmaceuticals' cannabis drug Epidiolex.
News January 7
Oregon regulators recall contaminated cannabis extracts, flower
Oregon state cannabis regulators are recalling recreational cannabis products for pesticide contamination.
News January 7
Texas medical marijuana operators ‘push but not shove’ to expand state’s limited MMJ program
Texas’ limited medical marijuana program is considered economically unviable for MMJ companies, generating sales that represent a fraction of what one industry executive described as a potential billion-dollar market.
News January 7
L.A. marijuana businesses seek hearings over expired city permits
A small band of the roughly 57 companies whose marijuana business permits expired on New Year’s Eve filed a lawsuit asking a California state judge to order Los Angeles officials…
News January 6
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