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In his quarterly public report yesterday Michigan’s chief cannabis regulator reported a fast pace of cannabis facility inspections now that Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted from state employees and a new focus on bringing laws for Delta-8-THC products in line with existing Delta-9-THC products.
Michigan’s legal cannabis sales have yet to surpass last July’s $109.5 million peak while Illinois’s sales met what seems to be a seasonal February drop.
Scoring for Illinois’ 2020 cannabis dispensary applications was conducted by about 40, briefly trained gig workers who were paid $35 an hour and worked from home for a subcontractor to global accounting firm KPMG.
An array of cannabis social equity advocates gathered Tuesday morning to trumpet their support of legislation they had been furiously negotiating over.
Missouri’s top cannabis regulator says they don’t have plans yet for when and how they will reissue the 29 medical marijuana licenses deactivated so far.
Marijuana Regulatory Agency Director Andrew Brisbo sat for a quarterly interview with Grown In.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services released a list of 29 deactivated marijuana licenses Friday, after Grown In inquired about a chart posted on the agency’s website in late January, and then taken down.
A Green Thumb Industries employee alleged to the Illinois State Police and state cannabis regulators that GTI managers stole cannabis product and cash for personal use.
The biggest barrier to starting a cannabis business in Michigan is not obtaining a license, it’s getting local zoning approval to site your business.
The Missouri Supreme Court says attorneys should not assist clients with businesses that violate federal law. The legal community is staying mum on the issue.