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How small cannabis operators are preparing for interstate commerce

If products move across state lines, regulators will have to reconcile different lab standards, labeling rules and shelf-life requirements.

News May 28
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Three states join fight against marijuana rescheduling as deadline looms

Three states have gone on record formally opposing marijuana rescheduling ahead of major hearings scheduled for June.

News May 27
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Vireo Growth’s latest deals see cannabis MSO expand to real estate, agribusiness

The MSO bought its New York cultivation facility from landlord Innovative Industrial Properties for $88.5 million.

News May 27
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New York promises cannabis operators help to pay for track-and-trace

New York cannabis operators may be able to seek assistance in paying for seed-to-sale tracking requirements.

News May 26
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Cannabis MSO Curaleaf prepares for uplisting on US stock exchanges

The move will allow Curaleaf to comply with penny-stock rules and potentially uplist on major U.S.-based stock exchanges -- when and if marijuana rescheduling allows it.

News May 26
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Major consolidation in Virginia cannabis as Boston-based fund takes over second permit

One company now controls two out of Virginia's five medical marijuana permits, a move that critics say will allow for major consolidation ahead of adult-use sales.

News May 26
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Massachusetts cannabis regulators to begin THC potency inflation checks

The new rule says the actual THC percentage must be within 75% to 125% of what is printed on the product label.

News May 22
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Cannabis MSO lands in receivership over $210 million debt to lender

New Jersey-based TerrAscend Corp. is in receivership in Michigan after defaulting on a $210 million loan.

News May 22
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Hemp THC regulation is inevitable, not a ban. Here’s how operators can prepare.

Some in the hemp THC sector are fearful of the looming federal ban when they should be preparing for regulation instead.

News May 22
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