MjLink Cannabis Business News and Press
Connecticut Office of the Cannabis Ombudsman and The Doc App dropped out, Ellen Brown is on the clock, and attorney Matt Zorn is no longer involved.
The cannabis company partnered with boxing champion Mike Tyson, wrestling icon Ric Flair, and multi-platinum artist Future.
The company’s new facility in Miami-Midtown marks the first medical cannabis dispensary within Miami’s city limits.
The state’s Office of the Marijuana Commissioner provided legislative updates and details about the lottery process for licenses.
The president nominated DEA veteran Terry Cole to head the agency; Cole has three decades of law enforcement experience, including foreign assignments.
The new retail facility in Middleburg (Clay County) will host a grand opening celebration on Feb. 14.
The company’s dried cannabis products are now compliant with the World Health Organization’s guidelines on GACP medicinal plants.
The company launched new cannabis extract products and formulations.
Sens. James Lankford and Pete Ricketts worked with Smart Approaches to Marijuana on legislation to block potential tax relief under Schedule III.
The state launched a cannabis banking directory for the industry, but the list of financial institutions is limited.
The company increased its industry-leading capacity to meet global demand, driving growth across Canada and Europe.
The company’s transaction with Sonoran Roots includes three dispensaries and two cultivation and processing facilities.
After the bill survived two committees, a rare motion prevented the legislation from being discussed on the chamber’s floor.
The agreement for SNDL to supply Aurora with premium cannabis flower complements the companies’ existing relationship.
The company announced Jared Cohen is pursuing new opportunities outside of the cannabis industry.
The state’s licensed retailers sold 21.5% more pounds of medical cannabis in 2024 than in 2023, but revenue shrank 2.5%.
The company’s flower and pre-roll products are now available across the state, where its 130,000-square-foot cGMP facility has created 150 jobs.
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Aaron Klien, of the Brookings Institute, told lawmakers that legislation for the cannabis industry needs to address ‘costly and unproductive’ SAR filings.
