Michigan cannabis grower licenses increased by 277% since 2020
Michigan now has almost three times more active legal cannabis cultivation licenses than it did just seven months ago.
Michigan now has almost three times more active legal cannabis cultivation licenses than it did just seven months ago.
Teamsters Local 777 filed a petition to organize 19 dispensary workers at PharmaCann’s Arlington Heights, Illinois Verilife dispensary last week.
News and nuggets for cannabis industry practitioners in the Midwest and beyond.
The number of active dispensary licenses in Michigan has exploded in the last seven months.
One of the two plaintiffs in a Cook County Circuit Court case holding up 185 dispensary licenses from being distributed to winners of three Illinois dispensary license lotteries has told Grown In they are bowing out of the case.
Almost sixty-percent of the licenses awarded today went to existing cannabis companies.
Today’s Tied Applicant Lottery, held under the cloud of multiple lawsuits, is to select winners of 75 adult-use cannabis dispensary licenses.
After months of being in the sales doldrums, Michigan’s monthly legal cannabis sales increased by $22 million in July.
One judge ordered Illinois regulators to allow a dispensary license applicant into today’s Tied Applicant Lottery, while another Cook County judge threatened to add two more applicants.
Why should anyone outside of Illinois care about the state’s self-immolation on cannabis? Because the state is attempting to dismantle the underground market.