The High Bazaar is made possible by the portion of the state cannabis law that allows two individuals to give each other cannabis in the form of a gift. Presenters at the event can request specific donations but are not allowed to make direct sales.
The chamber would ideally represent a wide swath of businesses beyond the scope of cannabis operators, say organizers. This includes architects and realtors, or companies that specialize in equipment that is used at cultivation or manufacturing sites.
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.
Rather than act as a central storage repository for the data, Koski said that Metrc provides state governments with the tools to monitor their own databases that the state operators report to.
The clock is officially ticking toward Feb. 3 when the first applications for Connecticut’s adult-use cannabis market become available.
Connecticut regulators formally released a proposed rules update to reflect a de facto decrease in standards they made in 2020.
Conn. regulators opted to delay final approval on its technical assistance accelerator program so that it can find a consensus on its details at an as-yet-unscheduled special hearing.
There is a new coalition in Connecticut that seeks to promote social equity in cannabis.
Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Vermont do not currently report nor collect sales figures for legal cannabis.
Connecticut cannabis regulators have increased the acceptable amount of mold in tested product over the last year, leaving some advocates concerned about safety.
