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Lowest pricing is available today through March 15 for the industry-leading event for plant-touching businesses.
Starting Feb. 1 any individual who manufactures CBD products could face a maximum penalty of life imprisonment and a $5 million fine.
The FDA’s senior public health adviser discusses the agency’s recent announcement that Congress must establish a new regulatory framework for hemp-derived products—and what comes next.
In five regions across the state, don’t expect licenses to be issues anytime soon.
Rep. Greg Steube has reintroduced the Marijuana 1-to-3 Act, which would reschedule cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act.
We're rolling out the official CBT crystal ball and taking a shot at which states will enact cannabis reform this year.
Leanne Penn, co-owner of The Cannabis Company, which made the first sale in the state, and Melvin Robinson, executive director of the Mississippi Cannabis Trade Association, share insight into the newest operating medical market in the country.
The first EVALI outbreak occurred in 2019 after the CDC reported 2,800 cases and 68 deaths related to vape products from the illicit market.
Anthony Horvath, owner of Tonik, shares insights into how the company has grown roughly every month since opening, despite an increase in competition.
Power, founder and CEO of The Giving Tree, reflects on the current state of Arizona’s cannabis market and what’s to come for business operators this year.
The state recorded the highest number of sales on its first day of launch, Jan. 10, which brought in $359,099.
Now the nation’s second largest cannabis market, Michigan’s demand continues to skyrocket as the average flower price sinks to $91 per ounce at retail.
With the 2018 Farm Bill set to expire this year, CBT reached out to hemp industry stakeholders to discuss what reforms they are advocating for in the 2023 Farm Bill to address pain points and benefit the hemp industry.
The payment network surpasses $750 million processed in transparent cannabis retail purchases.
The state’s average wholesale flower price dropped to $550 per pound in December, while the average retail price dipped to $116 per ounce.
Smacked LLC, owned and operated by an entrepreneur previously criminalized by cannabis prohibition, will open Jan. 24 in Manhattan.
The family behind Kentucky Heritage Hemp and Peterson Farms has records dating back to before their ancestors emigrated from Holland to colonial North America. As they continue growing staple crops, they have set their eyes on hemp.
The legislation allows adults 21 and older to use cannabis, but the bill’s sponsor estimates it may take up to five years for the law to be implemented.
Public comment will be accepted on the rules and amendments until March 18.
