Bigger cannabis companies already have a head start in Ohio, as multi-state operators own over 53% of Ohio’s 57 existing medical dispensary licenses, with five multistate operators reaching the state’s five dispensary license cap threshold.
Maine is considering requiring medical cannabis growers, including 3,000 registered caregivers, to employ seed-to-sale tracking.
Ohio cannabis decriminalization advocates say there’s a disconnect between conservative local leaders and a growing voter pro-cannabis majority.
The winners of five coveted medical cannabis licenses in Rhode Island face a tight deadline before they must open their respective dispensaries.
At Transcend, each plant is carefully tended and prayed over throughout its life cycle.
This week I’ve talked to almost a dozen cannabis leaders and operators in the state. There’s a number of consistent themes I’ve been hearing.
Out-of-state owners made up 83% of all medical retail store owners in Connecticut, according to an analysis by Grown In.
The Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition is preparing for new leadership following the resignation of its president amid financial turmoil following its annual Freedom Rally festival.
The Mitten started with 16 big idea proposals to change the cannabis industry, over time those ideas have been whittled down.
An analysis of Massachusetts cannabis license ownership by Grown In found a select few companies have reached the limits of licensing caps set by state regulations.
