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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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New York’s cannabis chief believes $1.5 billion in sales is possible in 2025

Felicia Reid, the acting executive director of New York's Office of Cannabis Management, offers her views on the state's marijuana industry.

News April 3

Organigram acquisition offers pathway into US hemp-derived THC market

Organigram Global, one of Canada’s largest marijuana producers, is entering the growing U.S. hemp-derived THC beverage market through a multimillion-dollar acquisition of Collective Project, a THC drink manufacturer based in Hamilton,…

News April 2

Marijuana rescheduling not on agenda ‘at this time,’ White House official says

The Trump administration won’t reclassify the status of marijuana under federal law anytime soon.

News April 2

As cannabis consumer tastes evolve, industry must look beyond potency

Keeping up with industry trends while maintaining quality is crucial for cannabis businesses navigating a rapidly shifting landscape.

News April 2

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Florida adult-use marijuana legalization sponsor accused of elections violations

Florida elections authorities have fined an adult-use marijuana legalization campaign $121,850 for “multiple” alleged violations of state law, including forgery.

News April 1

New York City cannabis chief Dasheeda Dawson abruptly resigns

Dasheeda Dawson, a key administrator in the rollout of New York City’s adult-use cannabis retail program, abruptly resigned last week.

News April 1

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Debt and default force marijuana operator Gold Flora into receivership filing

Another one of California’s largest marijuana operators plans to liquidate assets after mounting financial losses and operational challenges.

News April 1

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DC cannabis regulator shutters another unlicensed retailer amid crackdown

Regulators and law enforcement in Washington, D.C., closed an illegal cannabis retailer and consumption venue amid a citywide crackdown on unlicensed operators.

News March 31