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COVID-19 delays mandatory pesticide testing for Washington state recreational cannabis
The coronavirus pandemic has scuttled government efforts in Washington state to require pesticide testing for recreational marijuana, dealing a setback to an idea that has been kicked around for several…
News May 14
England’s medical cannabis market shows little growth as of early 2020
England's medical cannabis market has barely gotten off the ground since launching about 19 months ago, with a two-tier system in which few patients access products through legal channels while most resort…
News May 14
Utah marijuana dispensaries prep for drive-thrus, delivery after state signoff
The coronavirus – combined with an increase in new patient demand – has convinced Utah regulators to allow the state’s medical marijuana pharmacies to offer drive-thru windows and home delivery…
News May 13
Work briefly halted at Ontario cannabis greenhouse over COVID-19 infection
Work was temporarily suspended at a cannabis greenhouse in Ontario owned by a one of Tilray's subsidiaries earlier this week after a worker tested positive for COVID-19.
News May 13
Cannabis lobbying group announces leadership changes
The National Cannabis Roundtable, one of the industry’s leading advocates for federal marijuana reform, appointed Cresco Labs CEO Charlie Bachtell as its new chair. Bachtell replaces Acreage Holdings CEO Kevin…
News May 13
Is cannabis multistate operator Harvest Health in hot water – or just busy cutting deals?
To a casual marijuana industry observer, it might seem that Arizona-based Harvest Health & Recreation has taken to heart the adage, “All publicity is good publicity.” Harvest, a multistate operator…
News May 13
Talent database launched after Canada’s cannabis sector sheds 30% of workforce
A cannabis staffing agency in Toronto has launched a public database to connect displaced marijuana professionals with prospective employers. The initiative comes as struggling marijuana firms eliminated an estimated 2,700…
News May 13
High-stakes retail wager: Q&A with marijuana publisher High Times chair, new CEO
Hightimes Holding Corp. Chair Adam Levin and the company's new CEO, Peter Horvath, have an audacious plan: Take the iconic cannabis magazine publisher public and transform it into a marijuana…
News May 13
Missouri lawmakers push for more medical marijuana licenses
A group of Missouri lawmakers wants to substantially increase the number of medical cannabis business permits for the market, arguing the state imposed an arbitrary cap that resulted in a…
News May 12
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