Don't Get Left in the Dark…💡
Don’t Get Left in the Dark…💡 Cannabis News November 20, 2024 Body The countdown is on, and something big is coming your way! Major changes are happening at Pipp Horticulture, and trust us, you won’t want to miss out. We’re gearing up to unveil exciting new developments that will transformContinue Reading
Bottom Line: Cannabis industry calls in Trump transition alum
Bottom Line: Cannabis industry calls in Trump transition alum Image Cannabis News November 20, 2024 The US Cannabis Council hired Mercury Public Affairs to lobby on issues related to the cannabis industry. The lobbyist on the account is Bryan Lanza, who served as communications director for President-elect Trump’s firstContinue Reading
YouTuber Rosanna Pansino smokes cannabis grown from her father’s ashes
YouTuber Rosanna Pansino smokes cannabis grown from her father’s ashes Image Cannabis News November 20, 2024 Influencer lights joint in first episode of podcast to honor dying wish of father, who appeared in videos as Papa Pizza A YouTube baking influencer made her late father the star of the firstContinue Reading
Beer Industry Group Pushes Tighter Regulations For Cannabis Products—And Higher Taxes Than Are Levied On Alcohol
Beer Industry Group Pushes Tighter Regulations For Cannabis Products—And Higher Taxes Than Are Levied On Alcohol Image Cannabis News November 20, 2024 A leading beer industry trade group has put out a statement of guiding principles to address what it calls “the proliferation of largely unregulated intoxicating hemp and cannabisContinue Reading
Minnesota Marijuana Regulators Disqualify Two-Thirds Of Social Equity Applicants Ahead Of Next Month’s License Lottery
“We saw people who were trying to game the system in order to improve their chances in the lottery.” By Peter Callaghan, MinnPost Minnesota cannabis regulators have started giving bad news to about two-thirds of the 1,817 social equity license applicants that they will not be entered into the firstContinue Reading
Two-thirds of Minnesota social equity cannabis license applicants denied for inadequate documentation, some shenanigans
Two-thirds of Minnesota social equity cannabis license applicants denied for inadequate documentation, some shenanigans Image Cannabis News November 20, 2024 A lot of the rejected applicants are “zone flooders or predatory applicants or who do not meet the letter of the law around ownership requirements and expectations.” State cannabis regulatorsContinue Reading
Cannabis Chair Jonathan Robbins Discusses Taxes, Enforcement, and President Trump with Forbes
Cannabis Chair Jonathan Robbins Discusses Taxes, Enforcement, and President Trump with Forbes Image Cannabis News November 20, 2024 With a pro-legalization pick for U.S. Attorney General and a pro-business tax agenda, some in the cannabis industry have found reason to be cautiously optimistic about President-elect Donald Trump’s second term. Akerman’sContinue Reading
American budtenders’ best strains of 2024
See American budtenders’ top picks in more than a dozen states. The post American budtenders’ best strains of 2024 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: American budtenders’ best strains of 2024Continue Reading
New York Is Succeeding In Establishing An Equitable And Competitive Marijuana Market, Despite Challenges (Op-Ed)
“New York’s success demonstrates that carefully designed market rules can simultaneously encourage diverse ownership, protect competition, drive innovation and prevent consolidation.” By Damian Fagon, New York State Office of Cannabis Management In the three years since New York legalized recreational cannabis, headlines have documented an industry wrestling with litigation, bureaucraticContinue Reading
Cities Mostly Put Marijuana Tax Revenue Toward Police And General Funds Instead Of Education And Health Programs, New Study Shows
The bulk of local tax revenue from legal marijuana goes toward law enforcement and municipalities’ general funds, with relatively few cities and towns allocating cannabis-generated funds to support education or health programs. That’s according to a new study from researchers at the Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law, withContinue Reading