California Growers Association says the high cost of licensing, along with county bans, are forcing growers into the illicit market. The post Report: 99% of California Cannabis Growers Are Still Unlicensed appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Report: 99% of California Cannabis Growers Are Still UnlicensedContinue Reading
An Ohio state auditor found that two state employees could have had the ability to manipulate applicant scores in Ohio’s competitive medical marijuana licensing process. Some of the fiercest competition for a piece of the marijuana market in the entire country has been in Ohio, and with good reason. There’sContinue Reading
Michigan has released an official symbol to label medical marijuana products that are sold in the state and is detailing required label information for such goods. The symbol is an upside-down green triangle with an image of a green marijuana leaf in the middle. The words “CONTAINS THC” sit atopContinue Reading
One of the largest insurance companies in the world is including medical cannabis as an option on its Canadian group plans. Starting next month, Sun Life Financial will allow companies to add medical cannabis to group health plans as optional coverage. The Toronto-based company provides group health benefits to moreContinue Reading
Nearly two dozen Tennessee stores padlocked for selling CBD are back open after a local judge ordered that keys and cash registers be returned to the 23 stores shuttered Feb. 12 in Nashville suburbs. Rutherford County Circuit Judge Royce Taylor ordered the stores to be allowed to reopen Friday, theContinue Reading
When it comes to hunting exotic terps, these boys are after big game. In a world of Blue Dreams and mystery bag-seed Cookie phenos, one might think the art of massive 1,000 seed propagation efforts in search of all-star genetics was dead — but that couldn’t be further from theContinue Reading
Detroit officials said they plan to file a formal legal challenge to two medical marijuana laws that were approved by city voters last year. The laws, if implemented, could greatly expand the city’s MMJ industry footprint. According to the Detroit Free Press, the anticipated lawsuit from the city comes afterContinue Reading
The number of operating dispensaries in Massachusetts finally reached double digits in 2017, a milestone for a program that has taken steps to bolster patient counts and witnessed a substantial boost in MMJ sales. Over 11,000 patients were added to Massachusetts’ MMJ program throughout last year – a 34% increaseContinue Reading
