Cannabis markets worldwide are feeling price compression, oversupply pressures
Many new markets are stuck in a familiar cycle: ramping up supply faster than they’re adding customers and…
News May 20
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Can regenerative farming save outdoor cannabis cultivation?
In California’s crowded cannabis market, recognition is not a guarantee. Some farmers have turned to cooperative models for…
News May 19
Minnesota lawmakers ‘tweak’ cannabis laws to create new category, boost hemp THC
The Minnesota cannabis industry is not yet a year old, but lawmakers are already making changes to the…
News May 18
Medical cannabis operators are lining up to register with the DEA after marijuana rescheduling
It's not yet known whether DEA registration will be mandatory for benefits like 280E relief, but for medical…
News May 13
Fluent trims New York cannabis operations ahead of Vireo deal
Etain, owned by Fluent, will close its cannabis cultivation and packaging facility in Chestertown, and 37 people will…
News May 13
Oklahoma cannabis cultivators must obtain DEA registration, state says
Medical marijuana manufacturers in Oklahoma will be required to register with the DEA to keep their state permits,…
News May 12
Cannabis business license decline stretches past two-year mark
The total number has declined for seven consecutive quarters – and it’s 9% less than it was two…
News May 12
Why Tilray Brands may finally enter the US cannabis market
Tilray CEO Irwin Simon sees a future where cannabis is treated like other medicine: prescribed by doctors and…
News May 7
Feds hand loss to Missouri cannabis operator in labor fight
Producing pre-rolls, data entry and converting dried marijuana into finished goods are more like processing than farm work,…
News May 5
Is federal marijuana rescheduling good for Big Pharma?
With rescheduling, investors and financial institutions that worried about the stigma surrounding marijuana are taking another look.
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