The Texas public safety department is starting a business license application process to add more medical cannabis dispensaries to the state’s limited MMJ program.
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Opinion: How data can raise confidence in cannabis mold testing methods
As demand for cannabis continues to trend upward, there’s been an increase of product cultivation to meet this growing demand, resulting in a correlating uptick in the volume of microbiology testing required to ensure product can be released into the market.
High winds, flooding shutter cannabis operations across California
The historic storms pummeling California have caused widespread fallout for cannabis operators across the state and are disrupting operations and possibly supplies.
More workers unionize at Cresco marijuana affiliate in Illinois
Workers at the Sunnyside marijuana retail store in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, voted unanimously to join Teamsters Local 777.
Washington state marijuana regulatory chief Rick Garza to retire
Rick Garza, director of the Washington state Liquor and Cannabis Board, is retiring from the post, effective July 1.
Montana’s recreational cannabis sales reach almost $203 million in first year
Montana marijuana retailers sold $202,947,328 worth of recreational cannabis in 2022, the first year of the state’s adult-use program.
Opinion: How to handle accounts receivable as inflation eats at cannabis profits
Inflation has had a substantial detrimental impact on the cannabis market, particularly in terms of how it is impacting accounts receivable.
Vermont up to 25 recreational marijuana stores in first three months of legal sales
Vermont began recreational marijuana sales only three months ago, and in that time, the number of stores has jumped from a handful to about two dozen – and more are expected to open in the near future.
USDA gives $5 million to expand hemp opportunities in Tennessee
Two universities, a hemp trade group and the agriculture department in Tennessee are joining forces to research and develop new economic opportunities for the state’s hemp industry.
10 marijuana industry trends to watch for in 2023
Here are the top 10 marijuana industry trends to watch for in 2023, as determined by MJBizDaily staffers.
Ripped from the headlines: MJBizDaily’s most-read marijuana business stories of 2022
Here’s a look back at the 10 most-read marijuana business stories of 2022 that were written by the staff of MJBizDaily.
Bottoming out: Adult-use cannabis prices nosedive in Massachusetts as market hits oversaturation point
Similar to Colorado, Michigan, Oregon and Washington state, Massachusetts has too much cannabis on the market and demand can’t keep up with supply, causing prices across several sectors to fall by up to 50% since this time last year.
