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DEA selects only cannabis foes to participate in marijuana rescheduling hearing

Cannabis reform advocates are locked out the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings set to begin later this month. But that might not be a bad thing.

ATACH President Michael Bronstein (Courtesy photo)

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Trulieve marijuana cultivation workers make Arizona labor history

Workers at a Trulieve Cannabis Corp. cultivation facility in Phoenix became the first agricultural-sector employees in 25 years to sign a union contract in Arizona.

News May 9

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Unchecked credit might be choking the cannabis supply chain

Brett Gelfand of Cannabiz Collects and Cannabiz Credit Association explains the importance of staying on top of accounts receivable.

News May 9

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Colorado marijuana sales fall by $20 million in early 2025

Colorado marijuana sales dropped by about $20 million during the first two months of the year.

News May 8

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Pennsylvania House passes first adult-use marijuana legalization bill

For the first time, the Pennsylvania state House has advanced an adult-use marijuana legalization bill.

News May 8

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Is the future of cannabis gummies fast-acting?

Despite representing a small slice of the overall cannabis market, fast-acting marijuana gummies are a powerful force, generating significantly higher sales per stock-keeping unit (SKU) compared to traditional edibles.

News May 8

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Michigan regulator issues lifetime ban to another marijuana business operator

The former operator of a Michigan marijuana store is banned for life from the state's industry after a host of alleged violations, including selling unregistered cannabis to an underage buyer.

News May 7

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8 things to know about becoming a successful cannabis grower

As the cannabis industry matures across North America, skilled cultivation professionals remain among the most-sought-after talent in the sector.

News May 7

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Illicit Connecticut marijuana operator hit with $5 million judgment

Connecticut’s attorney general won a $4.93 million judgment against a marijuana store in East Haven and its owner for continuing illicit sales.

News May 7

Judge won’t force Colorado cannabis regulator to halt alleged ‘inversion’

A Colorado judge has declined to impose new requirements on the state’s cannabis regulator to suss out illicit-market products being sold by licensed marijuana stores.

News May 6