Michigan regulators set date for public hearing on new rules
Michigan cannabis regulators announced a public hearing date for a set of ten rules that would make significant changes to state regulations.
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Michigan NORML’s new director is all about protecting the caregiver system
Grown In caught up with Michigan NORML’s new executive director to learn about his goals for the organization.
Michigan cannabis grower licenses increased by 277% since 2020
Michigan now has almost three times more active legal cannabis cultivation licenses than it did just seven months ago.
Detroit goes to Court in September 2022; Missouri reports on 2020
News and nuggets for cannabis industry practitioners in the Midwest and beyond.
Active Michigan dispensary licenses increase by 42% in seven months
The number of active dispensary licenses in Michigan has exploded in the last seven months.
Michigan’s cannabis sales boom: Tourism and five big weekends
After months of being in the sales doldrums, Michigan’s monthly legal cannabis sales increased by $22 million in July.
Analysis: Don’t call it “social equity”, Illinois is really trying to eliminate the underground market
Why should anyone outside of Illinois care about the state’s self-immolation on cannabis? Because the state is attempting to dismantle the underground market.
BIPOC banking webinars; Cresco expands NY cultivation; Michigan Attorney General protects pot users
News and nuggets for cannabis industry practitioners in the Midwest and beyond.
Court process delays Detroit adult-use licenses until at least mid-2022
Documents filed in federal court last Thursday suggest nobody will get a Detroit adult-use license until late Spring 2022 at the earliest.
Michigan threatens tougher regulation on edible packaging
The Michigan Marijuana Regulatory Agency issued a detailed bulletin Monday with specific illustrated examples of problematic and “acceptable” packaging.
