Recreational Marijuana News
Ontario’s government-owned cannabis wholesaler has resumed some shipments to retailers after suspending deliveries earlier this week in the wake of a cyberattack on its distribution contractor.
Cannabis testing laboratories are partly to blame for the marijuana industry’s focus on delivering high-THC products to consumers, according to industry officials.
Regulators in Washington DC will start cracking down on gray-market marijuana “gifting” stores, as they’re known, beginning next month.
Canadian marijuana operator Auxly Cannabis Group sold an outdoor cultivation site in Hortonville, Nova Scotia, for proceeds of 4.1 million Canadian dollars ($3.2 million) – significantly less than what it invested in the facility.
Regulators in Northern California fined a marijuana grower more than $300,000 for failing to clean up runoff into a river.
Missouri voters will have the opportunity to legalize recreational marijuana in November after a constitutional amendment to do just that was certified for the ballot.
Pure Sunfarms, the Canadian cannabis unit of U.S. and Canadian produce company Village Farms International, reported a net income of 2.5 million dollars ($1.8 million) for its second quarter.
