Maine caregivers and patients attack new medical rules
Almost as soon as they were proposed, the rules faced opposition from medical operators concerned they would be too burdensome.
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With a list of dispensary lottery winners, Ohioans sit tight as regulators sort through qualifications
Just because an applicant may be at the top of the lottery winner list they still have to pass the gauntlet of four requirements.
Competition tightens as Connecticut opens application period for adult-use licenses
Thursday, Feb. 3 was the first official day to apply for an adult-use license in Connecticut. The state will award nine separate types of licenses, with their respective application starts staggered week-to-week.
Three adult-use bills sit in Ohio legislature, creating a political pickle for lawmakers
“I do see them going back out and collecting more than enough signatures to put it on the November ballot.”
Michigan’s cannabis tax revenue blew up in 2021
Legal cannabis operators in Michigan are required to pay two main taxes: a 6% sales tax for both medical and adult-use marijuana and a 10% excise tax for adult-use cannabis retailers and microbusinesses.
U.S. First Circuit Court: Feds can investigate medical cannabis providers
The feds aren’t barred from investigating medical cannabis businesses just because they have a state license, says an appellate decision.
Illinois AG makes unusual motion to allow more plaintiffs in dispensary supercase while IL Supremes deny motion to award craft grow licenses
Resolution of the dispensary case holds the fate of 185 dispensary licenses, some of which were first supposed to be issued in April 2020.
Supply chain problems delay new cultivation site openings in Mass.
Recently approved state licenses will soon allow over 100 new cannabis cultivation sites to open for business, but they are going to have to fight for construction materials amid ongoing supply chain woes.
Dispensary unionization efforts take a stutter step in Missouri and Ohio, while two unions battle each other for worker votes in Illinois
A withdrawal and voting delays are showing that some dispensaries aren’t ready for a union.
Where are the public cannabis companies? Mostly these states.
Grown In mapped every publicly-traded MSO dispensary and found a small number of “core states” have attracted intense interest from cannabis companies eyeing future mergers and acquisitions.
