Day: December 15, 2020

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Aurora Cannabis has cut a little more than 200 positions as it reduces production at its flagship marijuana greenhouse in Edmonton, Alberta, to just a quarter of its capacity, Marijuana Business Daily has learned. Separately, the company’s chief science officer, Jonathan Page, is also leaving. The fresh round of layoffsContinue Reading

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Check out which weed strains are related to Leafly’s 2020 Strain of the Year and see if you can tell the subtle differences between each. The post Strains similar to the 2020 Leafly Strain of the Year appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Strains similar to the 2020Continue Reading

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Uruguay-based Fotmer completed another large export of high-THC flower to Portugal at the end of November, according to Uruguayan customs records viewed by Marijuana Business Daily. The company declared two exports, each with a value of almost $1.3 million, on Nov. 24 and Nov. 25, respectively. The new shipments areContinue Reading

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Marijuana retailers in Massachusetts soon will have another revenue stream. Massachusetts marijuana retailers get OK to sell hemp-derived products is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Massachusetts marijuana retailers get OK to sell hemp-derived productsContinue Reading

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The Oklahoma City Fire Marshal shuttered a medical cannabis testing lab for fire code violations and allegedly lacking the proper permits. Oklahoma authorities shut down cannabis testing lab is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Oklahoma authorities shutContinue Reading

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Fire & Flower Holdings Corp., a major Canadian marijuana retail chain, reported 33.1 million Canadian dollars ($26 million) in revenue for the quarter ended Oct. 31. The retailer’s third-quarter income represents 15.8% revenue growth over the previous quarter and 142% growth from the same quarter a year before. Fire &Continue Reading

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Support for the adult-use marijuana industry in Maine is strong, especially cultivation, despite a divide over allowing retail shops in some municipalities. This comes at a time when cannabis has emerged as Maine’s most valuable crop, overtaking more mainstream farm products such as potatoes, hay and blueberries. Maine towns andContinue Reading