Month: March 2019 (Page 7)

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Ontario-based Canopy Growth is partnering with a Toronto cannabis company created by celebrities Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg to sell branded flower, softgels and pre-rolled marijuana formats in the coming months. Canopy said the partnership with Houseplant – founded by Rogen, Goldberg and their partners, including United Talent Agency –Continue Reading

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West Virginia’s governor signed a medical cannabis banking bill into law that will allow financial institutions in the state to bid on providing banking services for MMJ businesses, clearing an obstacle to the rollout of the state’s program. House Bill 2538, which Gov. Jim Justice signed Tuesday, also institutes theContinue Reading

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When Oregonians voted up legal cannabis in 2014, they were endorsing a broader vision of social freedom for users and producers than state authorities have actually delivered in the ensuing years. So say a group of petitioners who last week filed a ballot measure at the state capitol in Salem,Continue Reading

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Tilray’s facility in Portugal is expected to receive Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certification in the coming months, which the Canada-based cannabis company says will open the door for the first shipments from its European facility as early as this summer. Monetizing European demand for medical cannabis is core to the strategiesContinue Reading

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On March 14, the International Cannabis Business Conference held its first program in Barcelona, in conjunction with the long-standing Spannabis show and an opening at the Hemp Marihuana & Hash Museum. The day began with panels on international investing, with U.S., Canadian and companies from elsewhere looking to get at the EuropeanContinue Reading

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America’s largest shopping mall operator, Simon Property Group, will open dozens of CBD product kiosks in its malls. If they build them, will customers come? The post Can CBD Save the Shopping Mall? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Can CBD Save the Shopping Mall?Continue Reading