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How could interstate commerce change the cannabis industry, and how could it begin?
The company’s dispensary in Waukegan is under construction and is on track to open this year.
The measure would permit consumption lounges to sell non-cannabis-infused food and nonalcoholic beverages and sell tickets for on-site entertainment events.
The state’s consumer demand is still growing faster than prices are falling, but that gap closed significantly in 2022.
The Disparity Study complies with the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act and conducts a legal assessment of the cannabis licensing process.
The Diversity Scholarship Program will provide 20 MCBA members with free, All-Access Passes to Cannabis Conference 2023 as part of a larger partnership that will provide nearly $100,000 in support to MCBA and its members.
Amid the FDA’s evolving guidance, the plant biotechnology company, which has long focused on the tobacco industry, has expanded to the cannabis space to create commercially desirable cultivars.
The state’s Health Department issued an emergency rule that would allow regulators to accept new license applications in a batching process.
Legislation introduced last week would create a regulatory framework for licensing, taxation, social equity and more.
HBI President and Founder Jacob Waddell will work alongside a board of directors of industry professionals to help tackle industry-wide barriers and establish the necessary standards and testing procedures for hemp building materials.
Medical dispensaries approved to covert to the wider market are opening ahead of the previously expected Feb. 6 launch date.
The solution drills into regional and store-specific data to inform decisions and accelerate growth.
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.
