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Marijuana Business Daily
23.11.2024
The prospects of New Hampshire lawmakers approving an adult-use cannabis market look dim under newly elected Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte.
Pam Bondi, the new nominee to the U.S. Justice Department, was an opponent of marijuana reform while serving as Florida's attorney general.
Michigan hemp farmers are operating under the U.S. Department of Agriculture now that the state has shut down its industrial hemp program.
Two women are suing after being denied a spot in Minnesota's upcoming lottery for adult-use marijuana social equity business licenses.
Here are some best practices to help marijuana retailers navigate the digital marketplace and maximize sales.
22.11.2024
A brokerage firm has listed the assets of California cannabis operator StateHouse in what could be the industry’s “largest receivership deal,"
Marijuana software company Distru raised $6 million in a Series A funding round led by Poseidon Investment Management.
Canadian cannabis operators are preparing their businesses for a potential nationwide postal strike on Friday, which involves 55,000 workers.
With six weeks left in 2024, cannabis lobbyists and federal marijuana reform advocates already have entered “wait until next year” mode.
A pending court challenge and ongoing investigations won’t stop Nebraska's attorney general from certifying medical marijuana votes.
21.11.2024
The image of clandestine cannabis cultivation is fading fast, with 66% of home growers feeling empowered to openly grow the plant, a survey shows.
Every party that applied to argue against rescheduling marijuana has full standing to participate in an upcoming landmark hearing.
The number of active U.S. cannabis business licenses continued to decline through Q3 2024 as established market reductions outpaced emerging market growth.
The Sacramento City Council approved a measure that paves a path for California's capital to issue consumption lounge licenses in 2025.
20.11.2024
Massachusetts regulators have issued the state’s first cannabis research facility license to a unit of multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings.
The DEA could allow more participants to testify at upcoming hearings concerning marijuana rescheduling in addition to the initial 25 chosen.
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow released a proposal that redefines hemp to address cannabinoids such as delta-8 THC and the “THCA loophole.”
Those who will be permitted to participate in the lottery for one of the 280 preapproval licenses will get official notification within two weeks.
19.11.2024
Millennials are the leading generation in consumption of pre-rolls, accounting for 45% of the $3 billion market, according to a recent study.
With the number of people enrolled as medical marijuana patients in Georgia hitting 25,000, the state can allow more dispensaries to open.
Missouri law forbids cities and counties to “stack” local levies on top of one another, according to the state Court of Appeals.
A New York judge has ruled that hemp businesses can remove signs posted by authorities describing them as “illicit cannabis” stores.
16.11.2024
With the health of consumers and the profitability of cultivators at stake, a “decontamination step” in the cultivation process can act as a safeguard.
Minnesota's cannabis regulatory agency filed a lawsuit against a Twin Cities retailer for allegedly selling unlicensed marijuana products.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has again extended a deadline for federally approved hemp to be tested at DEA-licensed labs.
Canadian cannabis and alcohol company SNDL plans to repurchase up to CA$100 million ($70.9 million) of its outstanding common shares.
15.11.2024
The launch marks the first medical cannabis products Aphria RX has grown under the medical cannabis cultivation license issued under Germany’s Medicinal Cannabis Act to the company on July 15
The next step in marijuana rescheduling could be a hearing where an administrative law judge informs witnesses why they can't participate.
Spain’s long-awaited legislation to launch a medical cannabis market has been slammed by pharmacists, patient advocacy groups and businesses.
New York extended the timeline for provisional Conditional Adult Use Retail Dispensary licensees to open their recreational marijuana stores.
Cannabis advocates in Idaho are laying ambitious plans to skip over medical marijuana and put adult use on the 2026 ballot.
14.11.2024
The Green Lady is the first cannabis retailer on Nantucket, Massachusetts, to receive a marijuana shipment by water after a legal victory.
A trade group representing small cannabis farmers is suing New York regulators for starting a program they allege set them up for failure.
High Tide, a Calgary, Alberta-based cannabis retail chain, drew the final 5 million Canadian dollars of a CA$15 million debt facility.
13.11.2024
Rebranded Eaze raised $10 million to acquire select assets of Eaze Technology to fund the reopening of 70 Eaze and Green Dragon locations.
Marijuana operator Unrivaled Brands, a subsidiary of legacy-era cannabis company Blüm Holdings, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections.
The weather cooperated for California cannabis farmers growing plants under the sun in 2024 to improve yields – and, potentially, prices.
A group of seven recreational cannabis stores in Washington, D.C., is suing several city officials to stop enforcement actions against them.
12.11.2024
Unity Rd., South Dakota’s first licensed medical marijuana dispensary not on tribal land, is closing next month.
California law enforcement has destroyed 774,829 illegally cultivated cannabis plants and 106,141 pounds of processed cannabis in 2024.