Month: July 2018

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Sports and pain go hand in hand. But then again, so do opioid painkillers and addiction. This is one of the primary reasons the discussion of allowing professional athletes to access medical marijuana has become so prevalent over the past few years. Many former players have come to suggest thatContinue Reading

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The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday abruptly changed course and yanked a proposed cannabis tax ballot measure that was poised to go before voters in November. The tax measure, dubbed the Cannabis Reinvestment Act, would have established a further 1% tax on all gross receipts for commercial marijuana activity,Continue Reading

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Ontario-based ABcann Global plans to acquire British Columbia’s first licensed cannabis producer, Canna Farms, for 133 million in Canadian dollars. Cannabis consolidation continues with ABcann’s CA$133 million Canna Farms deal is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Cannabis consolidation continuesContinue Reading

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A Colorado marijuana company is suing another firm in the state for patent infringement involving its cannabinoid-based medical product formula. United Cannabis Corp. (UCANN) of Golden filed the lawsuit in Denver U.S. District Court on Monday against Pure Hemp Collective of Conifer. The Denver Post reported the lawsuit seeks anContinue Reading

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The best vape cartridges contain full-spectrum oil with original terpenes intact. Here’s where you can find pure strain-specific oil cartridges in California. The post The Best Single-Origin Vape Cartridges in California appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Best Single-Origin Vape Cartridges in CaliforniaContinue Reading

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The ballot measure to legalize cannabis could also entice more younger voters to show up and help Democrats. The post Michigan Dems Hoping Legalization Drives Youth Vote appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Michigan Dems Hoping Legalization Drives Youth VoteContinue Reading

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Just days after the first marijuana product recall was issued in California’s new regulated market, a second was underway. David Elias, CEO of Los Angeles-based Lowell Herb Co., confirmed to Marijuana Business Daily that his pre-roll-production business had issued a voluntary recall beginning July 27 after a testing lab reversed itsContinue Reading