Day: August 28, 2024

The California Senate has approved Assembly-passed bills allowing small marijuana growers to sell their products directly to consumers at state-organized farmers markets and to legalize cannabis cafes in the state. On Tuesday, senators voted 27-5 to advance the marijuana farmers markets measure from Assemblymember Gail Pellerin (D). Members also approvedContinue Reading

Cannabis packaging could get more colorful and more informative Image Cannabis News August 28, 2024 Rhode Island Cannabis Commission Considers Packaging Regulation Changes to Improve Consumer Experience and Safety. Drive along the highway and you’ll see plenty of big, attention-grabbing billboards with bright colors advertising Rhode Island’s few licensed cannabisContinue Reading

Drive-thru Cannabis dispensary opens near I-384 in Manchester Image Cannabis News August 28, 2024 Manchester Welcomes Third Hybrid Cannabis Dispensary with Drive-Thru Convenience. A third hybrid cannabis dispensary has opened its doors in Manchester, with a unique location along an interstate and a rare drive-thru window. Florida-based Ayr Wellness recentlyContinue Reading

Woman accused of running 2 illegal Marijuana grow houses in Maine Image Cannabis News August 28, 2024 A woman accused of running two illegal marijuana grow facilities in Maine is now facing federal drug charges. Jiamin Liao, 29, is charged in connection with a grow house in Madison and anotherContinue Reading

Cannabis Rescheduling Before the Election? Cannabiz Supply CEO Urges Caution Image Cannabis News August 28, 2024 Cannabis Deregulation Before The Election? Cannabiz Supply CEO Says, ‘Don’t Count On It’. As the Biden-Harris administration urges the DEA to make a decision on cannabis rescheduling before the upcoming election, questions about timingContinue Reading

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) decision to schedule a public hearing on the Biden administration’s proposal to reschedule marijuana in December, after the election, has been met with mixed reactions. Congressional lawmakers, industry stakeholders and advocates are sharing a range of perspectives on the procedural development—from disappointment to cautious optimism.Continue Reading