Month: April 2019 (Page 26)

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A key Colorado House panel has narrowly approved two bills that would open up business opportunities by allowing cannabis home delivery and on-site consumption. Both measures were passed by a 6-5 vote by the House Finance Committee, Denver alt-weekly Westword reported. The delivery bill would allow medical cannabis delivery next yearContinue Reading

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Snoop Dogg, the Marley Family, Bone Thugz, and more — Leafly presents the ultimate 4/20 events calendar, and it’s lit. The post The Best 4/20 Events in America 2019 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Best 4/20 Events in America 2019Continue Reading

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Alberta is weighing whether to allow cannabis cultivators based in the province to apply for Canadian Agricultural Partnership (CAP) cost-sharing grants, though a decision will not be announced until after the April 16 provincial election. CAP is a 3 billion Canadian dollar ($2.2 billion) initiative by federal and provincial governmentsContinue Reading

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Though it’s the world’s most popular illicit drug in the corners of the globe untouched by legalization and the hot commodity everywhere it’s legal, cannabis nonetheless still requires an introduction.  Cannabis companies are eager to seize the market in Europe, which by one estimate may be worth tens of billions of U.S. dollarsContinue Reading

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As Arkansas medical cannabis businesses look forward to the launch of the state’s medical marijuana program, they are taking careful note of the fact that the legislature just approved a bill to restrict advertising aimed at curbing children’s interest in MMJ products. Under the measure, which has now passed both chambersContinue Reading

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In the current make-or-break era of cannabis regulation a good URL, brand name, or piece of intellectual property (IP) can be what makes a brand known and gives them lasting power in the dire regulatory straits the industry finds itself in. The cannabis industry is not new to major trademarkContinue Reading