The California Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) revoked a temporary testing laboratory license for the San Diego location of PharmLabs. The lab failed to meet the testing standards and procedures required by state law and the BCC’s regulations, according to a news release. California regulators revoke cannabis testing lab’s temporary licenseContinue Reading
Fifteen U.S. House lawmakers urged the heads of the Department of Justice and the Drug Enforcement Administration to expand the number of federally approved marijuana cultivators allowed to grow cannabis for research purposes. The request, made in an Oct. 1 letter, comes on the heels of the DEA granting approvalContinue Reading
Finding a cannabis bike delivery person in New York City willing to answer a few questions, even anonymously, can be a bit of a challenge. Customers are afraid of divulging their herb-supplying saviors, and the bike messengers themselves are apprehensive about being connected with the particular delivery organization they workContinue Reading
Today, the best way to get weed in the Big Apple is through a bicycle delivery service. However, the practice isn’t exactly legal: Despite the fact that New York City has over 1,1000 miles of bike lanes and 20 million inhabitants, less than 1 percent of New Yorkers are medicalContinue Reading
One of the loudest pro-cannabis voices in Sacramento for the past four years has been the executive director of the California Growers Association (CGA), Hezekiah Allen. But Allen is moving into the private sector to focus on promoting marijuana farming cooperatives with the holding company Emerald Grown, where he’s the chairman.Continue Reading
(This is an abridged version of a story that appears in the October issue of Marijuana Business Magazine.) As merger and acquisition activity accelerates across the cannabis industry, many companies are discovering they don’t need a for-sale sign in the window to be a takeover target. The flurry of M&A activity,Continue Reading
