Day: September 22, 2020

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September 22, 2020 – Green Kiosks, LLC, an Illinois limited liability company (“Green Kiosks”), a leader in cashiering kiosk services, is expanding its point of sale solutions for the cannabis dispensary industry and developing new standards for the dispensary of the future. Sales Kiosks In the wake of COVID-19, dispensariesContinue Reading

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The chocolate in cannabis-infused chocolates may interfere with the accuracy of third-party testing of cannabinoid levels mandated in many jurisdictions. This possibility, set out in a new study underscores the need for the cannabis industry to develop accurate analytical techniques to provide accurate testing of potency and contamination to ensureContinue Reading

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Canadian marijuana producer Aurora Cannabis reported a net loss of more than 1.8 billion Canadian dollars ($1.4 billion) for its fourth quarter, ending its 2020 fiscal year with a CA$3.3 billion loss. The quarterly loss includes a previously signaled CA$1.6 billion write-down. Net revenue for the quarter ended June 30Continue Reading

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Sleep gummies are making waves as a huge helper for catching zzz’s. Find out how cannabis sleep gummies come into play when you’re desperately seeking dreamland. The post Sleep gummies: how cannabis comes into play appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Sleep gummies: how cannabis comes into playContinue Reading

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A bill that would legalize a commercial adult-use marijuana program in Vermont has been sent to the governor’s desk for his signature after the Senate passed the final version Tuesday by a resounding 23-6 margin. Gov. Phil Scott, a Republican, hasn’t said whether he’ll definitely sign the bill – orContinue Reading

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The fall equinox means summer is over and it’s time for that summer detox. Check out these three tips to detox with the help of cannabis. The post How to summer detox with the help of cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How to summer detox withContinue Reading

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Illinois regulators are allowing some applicants for adult-use cannabis retail licenses an opportunity to correct their applications and refile before the state’s lottery for permits. The state announced finalists for 75 retail licenses weeks ago, but only 21 total applicants scored perfectly on their applications, calling into question the state’sContinue Reading

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A securities fraud lawsuit filed against the co-founder of the web-based marijuana rules monitoring firm CannaRegs underscores how company sales can lead to court battles among initial investors – a development that could continue as more founders exit the industry. Lester Firstenberger and Sathya Rajavelu, two former CannaRegs executives, saidContinue Reading