Month: August 2019 (Page 19)

Toronto-based Sol Global Investments, which is increasingly focusing on the U.S. cannabis market, is changing its name to Bluma Wellness as part of a rebranding strategy. Bluma is an ancient Hebrew word meaning to flower, bloom or blossom, according to the company. This not the first name change for theContinue Reading

Florida regulators are allowing a second medical marijuana company, Atlanta-based Surterra Wellness, to exceed the statutory cap of 35 dispensaries per company. State health officials will allow the company to open six more medical marijuana dispensaries after Surterra sued in response to a health department ruling allowing competing MMJ companyContinue Reading

Medical marijuana businesses in Michigan soon will face a new licensing fee structure that will increase renewal costs for large growers but lower them for dispensaries. The tiered pricing structure for the state’s 250 MMJ businesses will go into effect Oct. 1, according to Mlive.com. “We want to make theContinue Reading

Massachusetts-based Curaleaf was fined $250,000 for failing to disclose a change of ownership structure related to its cannabis operations in the state. The fine relates to Curaleaf Massachusetts changing its status from non-profit to for-profit but not detailing additional changes as parent company Curaleaf started trading on the Canadian SecuritiesContinue Reading

The upcoming byMinistry space on Adelaide St. W. is billed as one for immersive cultural cannabis experiences, with room for infused foods, workshops, and performances. The post 8,000 Square Foot Cannabis Consumption Lounge Coming to Toronto appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 8,000 Square Foot Cannabis Consumption LoungeContinue Reading