What’s killing cannabis workers?
Cannabis workers appear to be at particular risk of developing asthma at work, new research found.
News November 24
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Big marijuana operators sue New York state to halt inversion, launch track and trace
Large New York marijuana operators are asking a state judge to compel state regulators to crack down on…
News November 20
Ohio will allow hemp THC drinks amid federal ban – with conditions
Low-dose THC drinks can be sold for a limited time at grocery stores, convenience stores, bars and restaurants.
News November 20
From wine to weed: Women are driving THC beverage growth
THC-infused beverages allow women to socialize without stepping away from the party or compromising their health.
News November 18
Can ‘functional THC’ move cannabis past the potency race?
Cannabis operators embracing the functional THC movement may break the cycle of THC addiction.
News November 17
Hundreds of permits, billions in sales expected in Virginia adult-use marijuana market
With Virginia Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger's promise to launch adult-use cannabis sales, the legal industry is awaiting its biggest…
News November 6
Sudden changes threaten to disrupt Minnesota’s hemp THC market
Minnesota’s new cannabis testing requirements are so onerous that intoxicating hemp edibles and beverage maker Steven Brown is…
News November 5
Michigan cannabis operators go to court to block massive tax hike
Michigan marijuana industry members in Michigan are seeking a court order to block a 24% wholesale tax on…
News November 4
Study: Colorado cannabis labs produce unreliable THC potency results
Colorado cannabis labs consistently produce unreliable and inconsistent THC potency results, according to results of a new study.
News November 4
Most Missouri hemp THC products are illegal marijuana, trade group claims
Unregulated retailers are selling illegal, intoxicating marijuana products and calling them “hemp.”
News October 30
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