State lawmakers are pushing forward with a plan to dramatically increase the number of licenses to grow, process and sell medical marijuana in Missouri, months before dispensaries around the state are expected to open their doors.
The move represents a rebuke to the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), which last year decided to issue the minimum of licenses required by the voter-approved constitutional amendment that legalized medical marijuana in Missouri, which totaled around 340.
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Jason Hancock ~ Kansas City Star ~
