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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 28Three 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 27Vireo 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 27New 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 26Cannabis 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 26Major 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 26Massachusetts 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 22Cannabis 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 22Hemp 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.
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