Did the Trump administration approve cannabis interstate commerce?
California mega-cultivator Glass House Brands believes it has everything it needs to start supplying other states. After all,…
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Glass House separates cultivation from adult-use cannabis retail, files for NYSE uplisting
California-based mega-cultivator Glass House Brands applied for listing on the New York Stock Exchange after shifting its assets…
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Glass House Brands among cannabis cultivators losing permits over odor complaints
County officials in Santa Barbara County, California, sent revocation letters to nine cannabis cultivators that failed to install…
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Did California’s biggest marijuana cultivator fool state regulators?
California’s largest legal cannabis cultivator appears to have renewed dozens of state permits despite falling out of compliance…
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Deadly Glass House ICE raids reveal marijuana industry resentment, fears
California operators, irritated at regulators' inability to investigate or stop allegations of diversion, are lashing out at Glass…
News July 24
Trump DHS repeats accusations of child labor against marijuana cultivator
Despite claims from top federal authorities that Glass House Brands used child labor, state marijuana regulators said no…
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Immigration raid at California cannabis cultivator Glass House sparks outcry
Federal authorities detained at least 10 workers at Glass House Brands legal marijuana cultivation sites in southern California.
News July 11
Despite finding unlikely allies, cannabis industry still struggling with debanking
The U.S. cannabis industry might have finally found a receptive audience in Washington, D.C., to hear its pleas…
News February 18
Biden can, and should, pardon nonviolent marijuana offenders
While Hunter Biden walks free, thousands of Americans are incarcerated for nonviolent marijuana offenses despite the president’s promises.
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