Judges zeroed in on exactly what application information would be revealed to the public in arguments Monday over whether a rejected cannabis cultivation applicant should have access to the state’s full archives of cultivation applications.
The eight bills would revise the definition of Tetrahydrocannabinols more broadly so that not only Delta-9 THC is covered but any THC product the MRA determines has a potential for abuse.
Multiple CBAI board members told Grown In they were shocked by the move, as well as accusations leveled in the letter.
Missouri’s cannabis regulators issued a stark warning to licensees.
To better understand what makes cannabis cultivation so hard, Grown In conducted lengthy interviews with a half dozen cultivation operators across the Midwest. Here’s what they said.
News and nuggets for cannabis industry practitioners in the Midwest and beyond.
Michigan’s monthly legal cannabis sales zoomed up $40 million in the month of March, as Illinois’ also increased by $34 million in the same period.
Scientists warn that while regulators and legislators are in a stir about the Delta-8 molecule, many other unidentified cannabinoid molecules exist with unknown medicinal or psychoactive properties.
A long awaited bill to update Illinois’ cannabis licensing process affirms the award of 75 dispensary licenses to the 21 winners of 2020’s license process, creates a new lottery for 110 licenses for 2,291 other dispensary applicants, but does not satisfy at least one group currently suing the state over the dispensary license process.
“What smart, intelligent person will pay thirty percent more for some weed that months ago, they were buying from the ‘hood for thirty to forty percent less?”
