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An op-ed discusses the stricter regulations on marijuana compared to alcohol, despite evidence suggesting cannabis is safer. The author emphasizes the importance of transparency in the cannabis supply chain.
The Hall of Flowers trade show is set to take place in New York on October 21-22, allowing broader public access this year. This event, originally from California, aims to engage local cannabis enthusiasts.
An Iowa-based church has reached a secret agreement with the DEA and received approval from state officials to import and manufacture ayahuasca, following years of legal challenges regarding its nonprofit status and use of hallucinogenic substances.
The CEO of a prominent Oregon cannabis company faces federal tax fraud charges, raising concerns about accountability in the industry. This case highlights ongoing scrutiny of cannabis executives and their financial practices.
A bipartisan bill in New Jersey aims to impose fines ranging from $10,000 to $250,000 on unlicensed cannabis retailers and shut down repeat offenders. This initiative is backed by both the state's top Senate Democrat and Republican.
Opening a dispensary starts a relationship with the surrounding neighborhood. Here are practical suggestions for building local connections by assessing and responding to community needs, sharing local causes, and collaborating with other neighborhood businesses and professionals.
An op-ed argues that Florida should take the lead in regulating hemp THC beverages to demonstrate the benefits of legalization over prohibition, highlighting its growing popularity among diverse age groups.
Kentucky's governor announced that medical marijuana dispensaries are now operational in all 11 regions of the state, providing access to patients with various medical conditions. This expansion aims to offer a safe and non-addictive relief option for those in need.
CEO Micah Anderson discusses the economics of cannabis cultivation, lessons from New York, and preparing for interstate and international commerce. The post How LEEF Brands Is Building Its Cannabis Business for the Next Market appeared first on Cannabis Industry Journal.
TORONTO — Cronos Group Inc. completed its acquisition of CanAdelaar B.V., among the largest cannabis companies operating within the Netherlands’ adult-use cannabis pilot program, the Wietexperiment. Under the terms of […]
A recent poll indicates that 63% of North Carolina adults favor legalizing marijuana for both recreational and medical use, with support spanning across Republicans, Democrats, and independents.
Cannabis operators may face new tax audit risks despite potential relief from 280E due to marijuana rescheduling, highlighting the complexities of tax compliance in the industry.
A recall of Craft THC vapes has expanded in Colorado, affecting over 700 retailers due to rising health complaints since late September.
Aurora Cannabis has once again rejected a takeover bid from Curaleaf Holdings, indicating a willingness to consider offers from other potential acquirers.
Switzerland and the Netherlands are successfully conducting pilot trials allowing adults to purchase legal cannabis, with early data indicating positive public health outcomes.
Prohibitionists are intensifying efforts to undermine marijuana legalization by attempting to remove the decision-making power from voters. This shift could significantly impact future legalization initiatives.
They wrote the procedures, trained new hires, and helped turn young cannabis companies into established businesses. Employee stock ownership plans offer one way for those workers to share in the value they helped create, while giving founders another route to the exit. Darren Gleeman examines the research on employee ownership, the potential benefits for both sides, and the practical conditions th
Purchase history tells dispensaries what customers buy, but understanding how products work for them may be the key to earning repeat business. The post What Your Dispensary’s POS Data Doesn’t Tell You About Your Customers appeared first on Cannabis Industry Journal.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Perfect Union and Wild Seed Wellness, together with more than 20 partner cannabis brands, have committed to donate more than $10,000 worth of food to local food […]
NORML argues that Idaho's HJR 4 undermines democratic principles by limiting voters' power regarding marijuana legislation, framing the issue as a threat to democracy rather than a straightforward anti-cannabis stance.