Connecticut’s Cannabis Boom: What You Need to Know About the State’s Growing Industry
Connecticut’s cannabis industry is booming with new dispensaries set to open in 2025, reflecting growing acceptance and a commitment to job creation, social equity, and economic development.
Could cannabis be rescheduled under Trump? DEA pick plans to revisit process
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration — career government official Terrance Cole — is pledging to jumpstart the stalled marijuana rescheduling process, but …
‘It’s really killing our industry’: For the Massachusetts marijuana market, the money tree has dried up
But that money went quickly as their aspirations ran into a hard reality. The couple lost $85,000 to a construction dispute, switched the site of the store to Holyoke from Northampton, and spent their …
Ohio Senate passes bill that would require hemp products to be sold only at marijuana dispensaries
Ohio Senate Bill 86 would require intoxicating hemp products to be sold only at adult-use marijuana dispensaries instead of allowing them to be sold at CBD stores, convenience stores, smoke shops, or …
From a ‘gold rush’ to red ink: Why investment in the Massachusetts cannabis industry has cratered
At the heart of the problem is a classic imbalance between supply and demand, with growers producing and dispensaries selling more weed than consumers are purchasing.
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You would have to be living in isolation to have not picked up on the hottest marijuana derivative consumable and therapeutic center isolate CBD. CBD “Cannabidiol” is the non-psychoactive full spectrum derivative of the hemp and marijuana plant largely credited for the majority of the medical beneficial attributes associated with marijuana.
Judge orders fired cannabis commission chair Shannon O’Brien to be reinstated
A judge on Tuesday ruled that Shannon O’Brien, the former chair of the state’s Cannabis Control Commission, was wrongly terminated and is “entitled” to be reinstated to her post with back pay.
Former cannabis exec wins $300K settlement from commission
The state Cannabis Control Commission has agreed to a settlement of more than $300,000 with a former commission staffer who was terminated from the agency in January.
From seed to strategy: Intellectual property protection for cannabis brands
IP should be prioritized, as cannabis brands with established IP portfolios are more likely to attract greater investment and gain a competitive edge in the market.
Arcana Collective Unites Legacy Cannabis Breeders and Respected Business Leaders to Advance Genetics and Elevate the Industry
Arcana Collective, LLC, a first-of-its-kind cannabis collaboration uniting the most respected OG breeders and cultivators with seasoned business executives, announced its launch to usher in a new …
Portland cannabis businesses argue federal law preempts Oregon pot labor law, Measure 119
The National Labor Relations Act now regulates interactions between employees and employers, but Measure 119 gives two unions “outsized economic power,” and “puts a thumb on the scales and upsets that …
Parents, advocates rally against Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission over program delays
A group of Alabama parents has filed a lawsuit against the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission for failing to make progress on the 2021 Medical Cannabis Industry Law. The lawsuit claims that the …
Coffee and cannabis: new Eureka drive-thru might be a new favorite joint
A new drive-thru in Humboldt County is offering more than just coffee — it’s also serving cannabis.Gold Rush Coffee and Cannabis officially opened earlier this …
‘Cannabis civil war’: Why Texas lawmakers want to boost medical marijuana and end hemp sales
With 15 surgeries, head trauma, a disc replacement and documented post-traumatic stress disorder, former LSU football player Jamal Pack believes he is a perfect candidate for the state’s medicinal …
New lawsuit says Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission failed to create required patient database
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission is facing more legal challenges stemming from the failure to establish a program for medical marijuana — nearly four years after it was legalized here.
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