Arizona adult-use cannabis sales hit $2.9 million during initial 10 days
How a year of COVID-19 forced positive change for cannabis retailers
Despite challenges such as rapid regulatory change, shifting public-health demands and economic uncertainty, cannabis retailers say the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic has driven beneficial changes to their business models and motivated regulators to permit new ways of serving customers. Those new services range from online ordering to home delivery and curbside pickup to […]
Read MoreThe three degrees of marijuana legalization in the United States
In America, well over nine out of 10 inhabitants live in a place where marijuana is legal to some degree.
Read MoreMarijuana cultivators should rethink how they measure water use, new report says
As demand for water increases and the supply remains limited, marijuana cultivators might need to change the way they think about and measure their use of this precious resource, according to a new report compiled by three organizations. Early efforts quantified facility water use by focusing on gallons per plant. But that model doesn’t take […]
Read MoreCannabis-infused beverage sales up 40%, helped by consumers seeking convenient products
Sales of cannabis-infused beverages are up 40% from a year ago as companies bank on new consumers to the marijuana market finding THC and CBD drinks familiar and convenient.
Read MoreLawsuit casts spotlight on New York’s initial medical cannabis licensing, questions scoring
A new lawsuit sheds light on New York’s licensing of 10 medical cannabis operators in 2015 and 2016, raising questions about how regulators scored the applications and whether other unsuccessful applicants could raise their own legal objections. Fresh lawsuits could slow the process of handing out additional MMJ licenses – at a time when state […]
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