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The four awardees have been vying for a market entrance for years and hope to join Trulieve and Botanical Sciences—the state’s only current operators.
Executives from both businesses say a strong partnership was essential to bringing Stone Road’s California-based brand to New Mexico’s rapidly growing market.
Cannabis businesses from Ohio, Michigan and California are distributing the most popular, and often the most expensive, ingredient ahead of the holiday.
The multistate cannabis operator’s revenue is up 5% year-over-year with $20 million of operating cash flow generated for the quarter.
Regulators will accept applications for 179 new licenses through Dec. 12.
Shinnecock Indian Nation of New York Celebrates the Grand Opening of Little Beach Harvest Dispensary
The first tribally owned and operated, tax-free adult-use cannabis dispensary is on Shinnecock tribal territory in Southampton, N.Y.
Under a new law signed by the state’s governor, each additional store is more expensive than the previous one to license, but three operators are fighting it.
Mackenzie Ditch Wilcox, Director of compliance/legal at PharmaCann, offers insight into securing real estate, hiring, engaging with the local community and ensuring your application stands out from the crowd.
The emergency rules aim to provide increased oversight for intoxicating cannabinoids, including delta-8 THC.
The industry solutions provider introduced the RFX, its newest generation of radio frequency technology to control microbial pathogens in cannabis while retaining product sensory qualities.
The XMG cannabis brand launches new flavor-packed drinks from its XMG+ line.
The company continued its execution of its year-of-the-core strategy to deliver strong margin and operating cash flow gains, with elimination of over $40 million in annualized operating costs.
The state’s Department of Health found lab discrepancies that could have led to false negative results for the contaminants being reported.
The Department of Public Safety received 132 applications during an application window that ran from January through April.
The state’s lawmakers indicated that some provisions in Ohio’s legalization initiative are not in the best interests of the state.
The “complicated” quarter included the termination of a merger agreement with Cresco Labs and a corporate restructuring with operational changes.
“Generous donors” will match every dollar donated to the organization for Giving Tuesday, aiming to raise $20,000 to launch the Cannabis Justice Fund to help secure just and humane cannabis policies nationwide.
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority filed 165 petitions for license revocation against licensed growers for failure to display the required signage.
The multistate operator remains bullish on Maryland after reporting record revenue for its third-quarter earnings.
Cannabis Control Board Chairman James Pepper said regulators will not issue new licenses for large-scale indoor and outdoor cultivators for the foreseeable future.
