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Once a marijuana enemy, DEA now key to rescheduling
The most significant shift in U.S. marijuana policy is drawing closer, but one major obstacle remains in reform’s way: the Drug Enforcement Administration. Once a marijuana enemy, DEA now key to rescheduling is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs All U.S., Legal, Marijuana banking, Recreational, Retail,…
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California expands grant funding to establish more local cannabis retail
California regulators are expanding grant access and funding for cities and counties to establish adult-use retail cannabis programs. California expands grant funding to establish more local cannabis retail is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs All U.S., Briefs, California, Legal, Recreational, Retail, Buena Park, California Department…
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Connecticut marijuana testing lab closes, leaving state with one
Connecticut’s regulated marijuana industry has been left with a single licensed testing laboratory after the closure of one of the state’s two authorized labs. Connecticut marijuana testing lab closes, leaving state with one is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs All U.S., Ancillary, Briefs, Connecticut, Recreational,…
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Cannabis firm Nextleaf Solutions loses longtime CEO Pedersen
Paul Pedersen, longtime CEO of Canadian cannabis firm Nextleaf Solutions, has stepped down, the company’s board of directors announced. Cannabis firm Nextleaf Solutions loses longtime CEO Pedersen is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Briefs, Canada, Extraction, International, Recreational, Nextleaf Solutions, Paul Pedersen Paul Pedersen, longtime CEO…
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New Jersey is poised to finally legalize most marijuana edibles
Marijuana-infused drinks, baked goods and other familiar THC edibles apparently are finally on their way to New Jersey. New Jersey is poised to finally legalize most marijuana edibles is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs All U.S., Briefs, Edibles & Infused, Legal, Medical & Recreational, New…
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Missouri cannabis labs can’t test safety of recalled products, experts say
Cannabis testing experts say Missouri labs aren’t able to test the safety of products allegedly containing hemp-derived distillate, such as the recently recalled goods made by Delta Extraction. Missouri cannabis labs can’t test safety of recalled products, experts say is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs …
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Connecticut marijuana testing lab closes, leaving state with one
The Connecticut cannabis industry has suffered a loss with the recent closure of a marijuana testing lab. The state is now left with just one commercial laboratory, leaving marijuana businesses without a critical resource for quality control.
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Cannabis firm Nextleaf Solutions loses longtime CEO Pedersen
Paul Pedersen, the pioneering former CEO of Nextleaf Solutions, has departed the cannabis industry. His exit has left an indelible mark on the world of cannabis businesses, and will no doubt be felt for some time to come.
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Missouri cannabis labs can’t test safety of recalled products, experts say
Expert experts have warned: even with Missouri’s new cannabis testing laws, it may be impossible to ensure that recalled products are safe. Lab facilities lack the capability or oversight to spot potential contaminants.
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New Jersey is poised to finally legalize most marijuana edibles
New Jersey is set to take a big step in cannabis legalization: allowing the sale of marijuana edibles. For years, residents have clamored for these tasty products, and now lawmakers have finally taken notice. It’s a win for public health, the economy, and for social justice.
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New Jersey Is Relaxing Restrictions On Marijuana-Infused Foods And Drinks
As New Jersey moves forward with marijuana policy reform, one exciting benefit for residents is the relaxing of food and drinks restrictions. Marijuana-infused products are now allowed, making edibles easily accessible for adults 21 and over.
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Senate Committee Vote On Marijuana Banking Bill ‘Won’t Be Next Week,’ Despite Insiders’ Predictions, Chairman’s Office Says
The much-anticipated Senate Committee vote on the marijuana banking bill is unlikely to come to fruition next week, despite insiders’ predictions. The chairman’s office has declared that the vote will be delayed for the time being.
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Connecticut Saw A Record $25 Million Worth Of Marijuana Sold In August, State Officials Report
Connecticut residents made history in August when $25 million worth of marijuana sold in one month. According to state officials, it was the most marijuana sold in a single month in the state yet.
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DEA Defends Firing ‘Outstanding’ Special Agent For Using CBD As An Opioid Alternative
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) recently fired an agent they considered to be “outstanding” for using CBD as an opioid pain relief alternative, raising eyebrows among the public. Could this be the start of a shift in the federal government’s stance on CBD?
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Can Tilray successfully synergize its cannabis, alcohol businesses?
Can Tilray successfully synergize its cannabis, alcohol businesses? is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs All U.S., Canada, Cultivation, Edibles & Infused, International, Manufacturing, Marketing and branding, Recreational, alcohol, Anheuser-Busch InBev, beer, consumer packaged goods, Montauk Brewing Co., Owen Bennett, Rob McPherson, spirits, Tilray, Tilray Brands,…
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Lawsuit Seeks To Undo Virginia’s 0.3% Total THC Limit On Hemp-Derived Cannabis Products
A group of Virginia entrepreneurs are pushing to remove the state’s 0.3% THC limit on hemp-derived cannabis products. They argue the limit is unfairly restrictive and could be stifling future development in the industry.
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New Hampshire Marijuana Legalization Commission Holds First Meeting To Consider State-Run Reform Model
Today marked the first gathering of New Hampshire’s Marijuana Legalization Commission as they discussed possible reforms for the state’s marijuana laws. After months of preparation, the commission is now tackling the task of crafting a responsible policy that satisfies the needs of the Granite State.
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Pennsylvania Officials Won’t Give Medical Marijuana Patients Access To Edibles—For Now
Pennsylvania residents prescribed medical marijuana won’t be getting edibles any time soon. Despite the passing of recent legislation making medical marijuana available in PA, openings have been pushed back and edible forms remain out of reach.
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