Month: April 2018 (Page 5)

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With the implementation of track-and-trace systems in the California cannabis industry expected to begin on June 1, state officials have started to get the ball rolling on enforcing the rules and regulations they developed over the last 17 months. Currently, the California industry is riding through the tail end ofContinue Reading

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What impact do terpenes have on the flavor and effects of cannabis strains? Our product experts and staff scientist break down everything you need to know about these curious compounds. The post What Are You Smoking? Episode 33: Talking Terpenes appeared first on Leafly. Read More: What AreContinue Reading

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The legislation includes two new acts that govern the sale and use of recreational cannabis—the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act and the Cannabis Distribution Act. The post British Columbia Announces New Cannabis Guidelines appeared first on Leafly. Read More: British Columbia Announces New Cannabis GuidelinesContinue Reading

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Even Sessions admits (finally) that cannabis may have some medical benefit. Also, he likes cheap turkey sandwiches. The post 3 Things We Learned About Jeff Sessions Today appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 3 Things We Learned About Jeff Sessions TodayContinue Reading

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Massachusetts regulators have received 19 applications for recreational marijuana licenses and more than 150 are in the submission process. The Worcester Business Journal reported that the Cannabis Control Commission has less than 40 days to issue its first adult-use cannabis permit. Here’s what you need to know: According to theContinue Reading

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Allison Galbraith wants to unseat Maryland Rep. Andy Harris, who’s blocking cannabis sales in the nation’s capital. The post DC’s Cannabis Confusion Could Be Solved by Maryland Voters appeared first on Leafly. Read More: DC’s Cannabis Confusion Could Be Solved by Maryland VotersContinue Reading

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Whomever the next governor of Illinois will be, he will be a businessman. He will either have significant personal wealth or even more significant personal wealth. But a major policy point that now separates the two candidates — incumbent Gov. Bruce Rauner and challenger J.B. Pritzker — is that oneContinue Reading