Canopy’s European cannabis production center expects first sales in September
Sales from Canopy Growth’s large cannabis production center in Denmark are expected to start in September, expanding the limited…
News February 19
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Webcast: What’s in store for marijuana investors in 2019?
Cannabis investments continue to break records in 2019, but is it a trend that can keep pace in…
News February 19
Ascent Industries wholesaler Sweet Cannabis may lose Nevada license
Sweet Cannabis, the Las Vegas wholesaler for Vancouver, British Columbia-based Ascent Industries Corp., may face closure after allegedly…
News February 18
Canadian marijuana grower Village Farms approved for Nasdaq listing
Village Farms International, a Canadian greenhouse grower with a 50% stake in British Columbia-based cannabis firm Pure Sunfarms…
News February 15
UK receives initial ‘bulk’ shipment of medical cannabis
The United Kingdom received its first-ever import of “bulk” medical cannabis this week, marking a milestone for a…
News February 15
Report: US-based multistate marijuana operators poised to deploy big money in 2019
U.S.-based cannabis multistate operators (MSOs) – both public and private – have hit the ground running in 2019…
News February 15
Canopy Growth’s international cannabis revenue jumps sixfold to CA$8.2 million
Cannabis giant Canopy Growth Corp.’s international revenue shot up to 8.2 million Canadian dollars ($6.1 million) in the…
News February 15
US cannabis companies have advantage for CBD exports to Brazil
It’s usually assumed that Canadian licensed cannabis producers have an advantage when it comes to international expansion, but…
News February 15
Aurora’s European marijuana production center expects first sales in mid-2019
The first “saleable” harvest from Canadian cannabis giant Aurora’s Nordic 1 facility in Denmark is expected to be…
News February 14
After string of successes, multistate cannabis firm MedMen forced to confront adversity
MedMen Enterprises has been hit with three lawsuits that, combined, seek hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.
News February 14
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