Month: August 2017 (Page 28)

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Home cannabis delivery has been allowed since the state’s adult-use cannabis market launched July 1. But all that could change in January. The post Nevada Regulators Could Scrap Home Cannabis Delivery appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Nevada Regulators Could Scrap Home Cannabis DeliveryContinue Reading

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Florida’s Department of Health has licensed two additional medical marijuana treatment centers, in Eustis and Arcadia. The post Florida Awards 2 More Medical Marijuana Licenses appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Florida Awards 2 More Medical Marijuana LicensesContinue Reading

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Marijuana Business Daily has launched a short survey to gather data and information from cannabis executives about industry trends. Executives with dispensaries/retail stores, commercial cultivation operations, infused products manufacturers, testing labs, ancillary companies and investment firms are invited to take the survey here. Responses are completely anonymous, and the survey willContinue Reading

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Legal marijuana businesses shouldn’t be worried about a federal crackdown, a panel of experts from the legal, political and policy realms said. According to The Boston Globe, the panelists reasoned that the federal government won’t go after marijuana businesses because it lacks the funding to execute an “effective” crackdown. TheyContinue Reading

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Florida has approved two more business licenses for medical marijuana treatment centers, increasing to 11 the number of companies authorized to grow, process and distribute MMJ. The Florida Department of Health on Wednesday issued approval letters to the Sun Bulb Company in Arcadia and Treadwell Nursery in Eustis. A week earlier,Continue Reading

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What happens to K9 cops when cannabis is decriminalized? For the most part, not much — departments aren’t planning to part with drug dogs any time soon. Humans of the 21st century think highly of our pets — almost as highly as we think of ourselves. So now that drug-policyContinue Reading

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Budding cannabis entrepreneurs in Canada have a new resource to help get their businesses launched, thanks to some established players in the nation’s marijuana industry. Leaf Forward, which claims to be the country’s first cannabis business accelerator program, will provide early stage ancillary businesses with mentoring, networking and learning opportunities.Continue Reading