Three States, Three Ban Rates, One Lesson About Reading Them
State-level cannabis opt-out rates can be misleading. A closer look at Michigan, New York, and Massachusetts shows how municipal decisions, population, delivery access, and revenue-sharing structures shape the real size of each adult-use cannabis market. Three States, Three Ban Rates, One Lesson About Reading Them is a post from: MJBizDaily:Continue Reading
Scale Smarter: The Automation Tools Helping Cannabis Businesses Grow Sustainably
Keeping track of every aspect necessary to maintain a thriving cannabis manufacturing operation is a responsibility that requires support. With time at a premium and quality perpetually a core concern, Xylem Robotics is here to ensure your business can scale efficiently without sacrificing consistency or incurring additional overhead. Powered by a suite of products and services designed to support smarter expansion and long-termContinue Reading
Why word of mouth still drives cannabis deals
Cannabis Cash Consultants founder Jennifer Makris says building credibility and a strong personal brand can turn into lasting revenue. Why word of mouth still drives cannabis deals is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Why word of mouth still drivesContinue Reading
California cannabis sales recover from earlier slump
California’s cannabis market may have found its footing. Second-quarter retail sales hit $1.013 billion, holding steady year over year. California cannabis sales recover from earlier slump is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: California cannabis sales recover from earlier slumpContinue Reading
Hemp and cannabis lobbies intensify feud after Congress delays federal ban
The new deadline for when a federal hemp ban takes effect is December, after a one-month reprieve passed Congress. Hemp and cannabis lobbies intensify feud after Congress delays federal ban is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Hemp and cannabisContinue Reading
Newly Released VA Records Raise Questions About How ‘Cannabis Use Disorder’ Diagnoses Are Affecting Veterans (Op-Ed)
“Diagnoses are sometimes entered into medical records without…meaningful consideration of medically authorized cannabis use.” By Etienne Fontan, Veterans Action Council The 2013 release of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) introduced cannabis use disorder (CUD) as a new diagnosis, replacing the DSM-4 categories of Cannabis Abuse andContinue Reading
California Has Generated $8.4 Billion In Marijuana Tax Revenue, Governor Announces
California’s governor is touting the state’s large haul of marijuana tax revenue since voters legalized recreational cannabis in 2016, saying that the money “helps fund programs that benefit Californians, including childcare and early childhood development, youth substance abuse prevention, medical research and environmental recovery.” Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on WednesdayContinue Reading
California Bill To Legalize Marijuana Dispensary Drive-Thru Windows Is Put On Hold By Its Sponsor
A California lawmaker is putting her own bill to legalize marijuana dispensary drive-thru windows on hold for now, she tells Marijuana Moment. The legislation from Assemblymember Gail Pellerin (D) had passed the full Assembly this session and advanced through a Senate committee, but the sponsor said she wasn’t sure itContinue Reading
Cannabis Has ‘Therapeutic Promise’ For People With Restless Leg Syndrome, Scientific Review Concludes
Cannabis and its components appear to play a role in alleviating the symptoms of restless leg syndrome (RLS), according to a new scientific review. RLS is a neurological disorder that involves an urge to move the legs and that sometimes involves sensations like tingling or aching. “Cannabinoids—particularly CBD—may hold therapeuticContinue Reading
Bipartisan Lawmakers Turn Focus To Regulating Hemp THC Products Now That A Federal Ban Is Being Delayed
House and Senate lawmakers from both major parties say it’s time for Congress to get to work crafting regulations for hemp THC products now that legislation to delay a scheduled ban on them is poised to be enacted. Hemp derivatives with less than 0.3 percent delta-9 THC on a dry-weightContinue Reading


