Cannabis workers at The Botanist in South Jersey vote join UFCW
The Botanist has locations in Egg Harbor, Williamstown, and on the boardwalk in Atlantic City.
New Jersey
In some N.J. towns, groups attempt to block legal weed sales
Legal weed supporters say critics are trying to subvert will of the voters.
Newly licensed NJ operator bets on Atlantic City
“When we talked about the facility with the city and how we would build it, they wanted us to do tours,” said Cohn. “We’re excited about it. I think we will see much more regional traffic at first, coming into the city for cannabis.”
Delay in start of N.J. marijuana market not uncommon
On average, states took about 16 months to start legal weed sales.
NJ approves first 68 cultivation licenses
The current license awardees are approved on a conditional basis, with annual licenses expected to follow inside of a four-month period.
NJ CRC delays adult use legalization – Physical integrity and product supply among concerns
Executive Director Jeff Brown outlined the CRC’s mission during Thursday’s meeting as “An effort to devote significant resources over the coming weeks to work within the medicinal cannabis industry to fix deficiencies in their expansion plans.”
Social equity operator The Library looking to provide NJ blueprint for mom-and-pop operators
“How are people going to make it to the top when lawyer fees cost $40,000 to start? The average person is not going to have that, let alone be able to secure property first.”
New Jersey’s weed smell and social equity problems
Some love the smell of cannabis, others find it a nuisance. I’ve traveled either inside or visited the exterior of multiple dispensaries and cultivation centers over the past week – two dispensaries and three grow operations, to be exact – and all but one passed the smell test.
Expungement process in NJ aided by MSOs and advocacy groups
“I know the state has auto-expungement that has been implemented with some success and there are a lot of groups that have hosted expungement events with success, but there are lawyers and costs for venues.”
NJ regulators seek input on how to spend tax dollars – advocates don’t want law enforcement reinvestment
No public speaker during the North Jersey meeting expressed support for reinvestment into law enforcement.
