Month: January 2018 (Page 12)

The cannabis industry is pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into campaign finance accounts of lawmakers and political action committees. But, for the first time, more of that money is going to Republicans than to Democrats, according to survey by the Center for Responsive Politics commissioned by USA Today. TheContinue Reading

Marijuana Business Daily reporter John Schroyer was on the ground in California, posting firsthand accounts detailing the historic, Jan. 1 launch of the state’s recreational marijuana market. Scroll down for an inside account from cannabis business executives pioneering the state’s new adult-use market, which Marijuana Business Daily estimates will generate at least $4Continue Reading

The law contains no mechanism for the taxation or sale of marijuana, although the Legislature is expected to develop such a system. The post Vermont Governor Signs Cannabis Bill With ‘Mixed Emotions’ appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Vermont Governor Signs Cannabis Bill With ‘Mixed Emotions’Continue Reading

The Massachusetts Department of Health conducted 327 inspections of medical marijuana dispensaries since the first one opened in 2015 and found numerous violations. The Springfield Republican newspaper obtained all the health department’s reports regarding the inspections, and several of the roughly 30 reports of violations contained multiple offenses. Here’s what youContinue Reading

Add it to yogurt, take it as a snack, or bring it on your next hiking adventure: Cannabis-infused granola is the perfect treat to fuel up and get elevated. The post Beyond Cannabutter: Infused Coconut-Cherry Granola appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Beyond Cannabutter: Infused Coconut-Cherry GranolaContinue Reading

Gov. Phil Scott just made Vermont the 9th legal cannabis state. But hold on: It’s not legal until July 1, and the new law has strict limits. The post Here’s What Vermont’s Legalization Law Allows—and Doesn’t appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Here’s What Vermont’s Legalization Law Allows—andContinue Reading