Month: May 2019 (Page 23)

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Denmark’s medical cannabis pilot program continues to show steady improvement, with the number of patients exceeding the 2,000 mark. Danish medical cannabis program passes 2,000 patient mark is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Danish medical cannabis programContinue Reading

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Louisiana’s medical marijuana patients could administer cannabis via inhaler if senators agree to a proposal that won overwhelming support from lawmakers in the state House, a development that could provide more sales opportunities for MMJ businesses. Rep. Ted James, a Baton Rouge Democrat who is sponsoring the bill, said itContinue Reading

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In April, Hester Burkhalter joined her family for an adventure to “the happiest place on Earth.” But the 69-year-old grandmother from North Carolina soon found herself in the back of an Orange County Sheriff squad car over the doctor-recommended hemp-derived CBD oil she had in her purse at the WaltContinue Reading

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There has been a significant uptick in the number of people caught trying to smuggle cannabis on flights in California. The folks at Los Angeles International Airport alone claim they have experienced a 166% increase in interstate cannabis trafficking since the state legalized marijuana for recreational use back in 2016.Continue Reading

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New Jersey regulators issued medical marijuana rules aimed at increasing MMJ entrepreneurial opportunities, product supply and access in a market that has more than doubled in patients since Gov. Phil Murphy took office in January 2018. The rule changes, which are the result of an executive order from Murphy, include:Continue Reading

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Ohio medical marijuana retail shops began selling cannabis-infused gummy products last week, but supply has been limited and at least one dispensary sold out within days of receiving its shipment. Only two marijuana product manufacturers currently operate in the Buckeye State, which means MMJ edibles are not yet widely available,Continue Reading

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The first two medical cannabis dispensaries in Arkansas sold more than $93,000 in product in the program’s first three days. The state’s long-awaited medical marijuana program kicked off last weekend, and state officials said they expect to approve more dispensaries over the next week, The Sentinel-Record reported. To read more about Arkansas’Continue Reading