Month: April 2020

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In: Airgraft, Science & Tech, sponsored article, Strains & Products, vape pens, vape safety, vaping

Airgraft’s zero burn technology isn’t the only thing that makes their vaporizers stand out. Find out how their innovative app and passionate producers provide customers with an experience that respects the body and the plant. The post How Airgraft’s zero-burn vapor technology respects the body and the plant appeared firstContinue Reading

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In: adult-use legalization, cannabis legalization, Election 2020, Montana, Politics

The decision doesn’t kill the adult-use campaign, just makes it tougher to meet the June 19 deadline. The post Montana judge won’t allow e-signatures for legalization initiative appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Montana judge won’t allow e-signatures for legalization initiativeContinue Reading

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In: Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business Briefs, DEA, justice department, Marijuana Legalization and Regulatory News for Cannabis Businesses, research marijuana, Scottsdale Research Institute, United States Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business News

A 2018 U.S. Department of Justice opinion released as part of a court settlement explains why the Drug Enforcement Administration has delayed acting on marijuana research applications and is now revising its rules. The Justice Department legal memo concluded that the DEA violated international drug laws by not physically possessingContinue Reading

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In: Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business Briefs, coronavirus, curbside pickup, Las Vegas marijuana, Marijuana Dispensary & Cannabis Store News, Medical Cannabis Industry & Recreational Marijuana Business News, Nevada cannabis, Nevada marijuana, Nevada Medical Cannabis Business & Marijuana Legal News, United States Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business News

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak is easing coronavirus-related restrictions on some outdoor activities and businesses starting Friday, including cannabis retailers. Sisolak’s office said Wednesday night he would allow starting May 1 retail businesses and marijuana dispensaries to offer curbside pickup, as restaurants have been doing. Other states with legal marijuana salesContinue Reading

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In: california cannabis, california marijuana, California Medical Cannabis Business & Marijuana Legal News, Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business Briefs, cannabis taxes, coronavirus, marijuana taxes, United States Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business News

A coalition of marijuana companies, churches and advocacy groups is asking California Gov. Gavin Newsom for a temporary cut in the state’s hefty MJ taxes. The group that includes the California State Conference of the NAACP, Los Angeles Metropolitan Churches and the industry group Southern California Coalition warned in aContinue Reading

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In: Canadian Medical Marijuana & Cannabis Industry News, Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business Briefs, Canopy Growth, International Marijuana Business News, Ontario, Smiths Falls

One of the world’s top cannabis companies is changing gears. After years of striking deals in unproven markets around the world, the new CEO of Smiths Falls, Ontario-based Canopy Growth is refocusing the company. “For a long time Canopy has prioritized doing things first, but going forward we’ll be focusedContinue Reading

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In: body positivity, Health, Instagram, interview, Jessamyn Stanley, Lifestyle, yoga, yoga and cannabis

Jessamyn Stanley built a following with her body-positive yoga message—and then took another bold, risky step. The post For the queen of cannabis yoga positivity, fighting stigma is a daily battle appeared first on Leafly. Read More: For the queen of cannabis yoga positivity, fighting stigma is aContinue Reading

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In: Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business Briefs, coronavirus, Gov JB Pritzker, Illinois Medical Cannabis Business & Marijuana Legal News, Illinois recreational marijuana, Marijuana Legalization and Regulatory News for Cannabis Businesses, United States Cannabis Industry & Marijuana Business News

Illinois will postpone the allocation of 75 additional business licenses for adult-use cannabis stores because of the coronavirus emergency, meaning existing operators will remain in command of the fast-growing market for the time being. The delay beyond the original May 1 award date was expected because Illinois’ governor issued a modifiedContinue Reading