Month: October 2019 (Page 19)

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A Delaware man is accused of driving a stolen van filled with uprooted and trashed cannabis plants—like, roots and all. The post Area man mistreats cannabis plants in stolen van appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Area man mistreats cannabis plants in stolen vanContinue Reading

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Embattled CannTrust Holdings on Monday disclosed it plans to destroy 77 million Canadian dollars ($58.2 million) worth of cannabis plants and inventory as part of the Ontario company’s efforts to regain its suspended business licenses. The company said in a news release its board “has determined that it is necessaryContinue Reading

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The FBI is investigating suspected corruption involving Sacramento, California, cannabis businesses and public officials. The FBI interviewed marijuana industry officials in California’s capital city over the past few months about potential bribes made in exchange for license approvals and other favorable treatment, The Sacramento Bee reported Monday. The report aboutContinue Reading

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed several cannabis-related bills that, among other things, are designed to bolster minority participation in the industry, ensure labor peace and institute a vaporizer cartridge labeling requirement. Here are summaries of the marijuana bills signed into law by the Democratic governor: Senate Bill 595 requires theContinue Reading

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California cannabis businesses will be allowed to deduct expenses on their state income returns after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a legislator’s proposal into law. Newsom signed into law AB 37, a bill introduced by a fellow Democrat, Assemblyman Reggie Jones-Sawyer The measure will allow such state deductions, starting next year, forContinue Reading

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There’s no reason to ban Natria’s pesticides—except for the company’s own distaste for the cannabis industry. The post Pesticide maker bans its own product due to cannabis stigma appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Pesticide maker bans its own product due to cannabis stigmaContinue Reading