Month: October 2026 (Page 5)

Every year, cannabis operators lose product, face regulatory action, or pay out-of-pocket to replace noncompliant packaging – not because they didn’t care about compliance, but because they didn’t know the rules had changed. Here’s what’s required in 2027. Cannabis Packaging Compliance in 2027: What Every Dispensary, Brand, and Cultivator NeedsContinue Reading

Leafly’s 2026 cannabis voter guide for the midterms is the only plan you need to protect your access to cannabis this election. The post Cannabis voter guide to the 2026 midterm elections appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Cannabis voter guide to the 2026 midterm electionsContinue Reading

Nebraska’s four licensed medical cannabis cultivators want regulators to revise testing rules and change the fee structure. Nebraska cannabis growers face up to 2-year wait to sell products is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Nebraska cannabis growers face upContinue Reading

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is opposing marijuana rescheduling opponents’ request to reopen an ongoing hearing on the Trump administration’s proposed reform for a new round of testimony and document discovery. The dispute concerns a recently released federal watchdog report that found there are “gaps” in the government’s process for evaluatingContinue Reading

The looming federal hemp ban is discouraging healthcare organizations from participating in a Trump administration effort to offer reimbursements for hemp-derived CBD products. And hemp companies aren’t reporting revenue. Trump CBD reimbursement program stalls ahead of federal hemp ban is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news forContinue Reading

Massachusetts lawmakers have given initial approval to legislation containing provisions aimed at increasing military veterans’ access to medical marijuana and adding new qualifying conditions to the state’s medical cannabis program. The House of Representatives on Wednesday approved on second reading a supplemental budget bill that touches on a number ofContinue Reading