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The company’s agreement with Blue Ridge Wellness comes just ahead of the state’s July 1 launch of adult-use cannabis sales.
The rally will include faith leaders, justice involved licensees and applicants, and New Yorkers impacted by the drug war. They will call on the governor to act.
The proceeds will be used to pay down higher-interest debt, reducing the company’s overall interest expense.
Doobie Delivery co-founders Joseph Rubin and Jessica Powell share the company's journey into the New York market through its partnership with USQTA and how it tailors its delivery model to each market it serves.
The state’s chief legal officer is attempting to keep the adult-use legalization initiative off the ballot because it “misleads voters.”
The California-based producer of cannabis extracts and clean vape technology has partnered with Leiffa to bring its solventless vape to the Colorado market following a recent expansion into New York.
One of the most important aspects of growing healthy cannabis is selecting the suitable media for your environment.
A judge ruled June 14 that more than two dozen laws regulating the state’s market are “void” because lawmakers unconstitutionally overstepped their legal bounds in drafting them.
The lawsuit outlines concerns with the scoring of the applications, which involved the use of third-party evaluators.
The state’s licensed retailers sold more than $179 million of cannabis during the first three months of 2023, a decline from the previous quarter.
Stakeholders weigh in on the company’s receivership and where the market could go from here.
Nevada regulators approved the state’s first three cannabis consumption lounges after announcing prospective license holders in November 2022.
The enforcement actions, carried out under a new law, resulted in the seizure of roughly 1,000 pounds product, valued at nearly $11 million.
The market for sale-leasebacks has been affected by broader industry headwinds, though there may be signs for cautious optimism.
Indest shares the ins and outs of genetic selection, and what growers should consider when partnering with a breeder or developing their own cultivars.
The platform leverages leading, proprietary e-commerce technology to enhance in-store shopping experience and empower retailers.
The bill, signed by Gov. Joe Lombardo June 14, makes several changes to the state’s cannabis laws, including increasing possession limits and allowing all adult-use dispensaries to serve medical patients.
Sabrina Wheeler of Stone Road Farms shares comprehensive tips and considerations for those looking to venture into new markets.
The Department of Cannabis Control announced that 18 municipalities will receive grant awards in Phase I of the Local Jurisdiction Retail Access Grant program.
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission voted to halt all licensing proceedings June 16, just four days after announcing that officials would issue the first batch of licenses.