Michigan dispensary owners sounded off against regulatory agency’s proposal to ban deli style sales
“Deli style” display and sales puts flower in glass containers, allowing consumers to examine its condition before making a purchase.
Dispensaries move to temporarily halt all adult-use business in Detroit
This is Detroit’s second attempt at creating an adult use licensing process. The first Detroit ordinance was struck down by a federal judge last year.
RISE workers in Joliet, Illinois join Teamsters
In addition to Rise, workers at Illinois dispensaries who voted this spring to join Local 777 earlier this year include Columbia Care’s Zen Leaf, PharmaCann’s Verilife, and Revolution Global’s Enlightened.
Craft growers back in action: Illinois judge dismisses temporary restraining order
While Judge Balogh stated that the process could be more carefully examined, he determined that the court has no standing to reverse the process.
Cannabis educators in Ohio anticipate more participation with adult use potential on the horizon
“Learning information will help everyone in the industry and outside of it. Having knowledgeable people behind the counter matters.”
Michigan advocates and energy workers believe more can be done to save costs of growing
In some states, the energy cost of growing one ounce of cannabis indoors can be roughly the same as burning 7 to 16 gallons of gasoline.
Illinois craft grow applicants bewildered after missing out with perfect scores
“You gave a population that represents 6 percent of the state 100 percent of all licenses this year.”
Medical dispensary JARS Cannabis files lawsuit to strike down Detroit cannabis ordinance
JARS claims that once adult use licenses are fully distributed, adult use businesses would outnumber medical facilities 6-1, creating a “death sentence” for medical provisioning centers.
Illinois’ craft grow operators frozen from operations, as 12 craft growers obtain temporary restraining order
License recipients were ordered by Judge Lisa Fabiano to halt plans for operations, including site pre-approvals, construction plans, labeling and packaging.
Detroiters seeking to repeal cannabis ordinance repealed have efforts stopped by city officials
Detroit’s April ordinance was its second attempt at legalizing adult use sales after a federal judge struck down the first ordinance in 2021.
