New York state gets first residency requirement challenge
Much like neighboring states, New York now faces legal action as it works through its initial round of license approvals for adult use cannabis.
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New York state allows home grow for medical patients and caregivers
The new home grow regulations will allow medical patients to grow up to three mature and three immature plants in their home. The patient can also designate no more than one caregiver to grow on their behalf.
Economic impact of Upstate New York’s pot mecca extends far beyond reservation
New York State regulators and industry advocates have little to say about cannabis dispensaries operating on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation, which are funneling Canadian cannabis and wild edibles such as THC-infused shaved ice and THC-infused snack foods that look a lot like Cheetos and Doritos.
A pot mecca exploiting legal gray zones emerges along the New York-Canada border
Tucked away in a rural corner of upstate New York, straddling the U.S.-Canada border is a growing mecca of legal cannabis on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation.
New York’s accepting dispensary applications this week, but it’s still unclear how the program will work
There are still a lot of questions that need to be answered before New York’s heavily subsidized social equity dispensary program can be deemed any kind of success.
New York’s dispensary license process
We’re going to be reporting on New York State’s dispensary approval process a great deal. It has all the potential for creating a dispensary train wreck.
For New York cannabis farmers, flowers are not without thorns
As more cultivation licenses are granted with the roll out of adult-use, farmers are curious to see how they impact greenhouse growers and outdoor operations differently.
It’s open season for conditional adult use processor applications in New York
Grown In obtained a list from the state of 33 Cannabinoid Hemp Processors who currently have a license.
Investors raise questions about viability of New York’s social equity fund
The fund will be supported by up to $50 million in licensing fees and revenue from the adult-use cannabis industry and up to $150 million from the private sector.
New York regulators appoint social equity director, announce processor license applications
The Board also announced that NBA All-Star Chris Webber will manage the Social Equity Cannabis Investment Fund, which will help those who have conditional adult-use retail licenses meet the costs of establishing dispensaries.
