Mayhem in Minnesota as Unlicensed, Hemp-Derived THC is Unleashed on the State
Marijuana Industry NewsMinnesota November 2, 2022 0
I’ll have whatever they’re smoking up in Minnesota, though judging from the lack of strategic thinking going on, it might be too strong for me even at its federally legal limit of just 0.3 percent. Now the state political parties are pointing fingers at one another over a law... Read more
NY just loosened its marijuana testing requirements in a big way
Marijuana Industry NewsNew York November 2, 2022 0
The Office of Cannabis Management this afternoon eliminated its marijuana testing limits for bacteria, yeast and mold – this after conditional marijuana growers voiced concern that the majority of them can’t pass the strict rules required by the state and therefore wouldn’t be able to get their product onto... Read more
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority Becomes Standalone Agency
Marijuana Industry NewsOklahoma November 2, 2022 0
OKLAHOMA CITY – Changes are on the horizon for the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. News 9 spoke to the new Executive Director appointed by Governor Stitt to see what this means for Oklahoman’s. As of November 1, the OMMA is a standalone agency. This comes after years of trying to move out from under the umbrella of... Read more
Nabis Plans to Deliver More Market Share and More Markets
CaliforniaMarijuana Industry News November 1, 2022 0
Founded by Vince C. Ning and Jun S. Lee, California wholesale cannabis delivery platform Nabis has seen steady growth since it first hit the ground driving in 2018 with a model that over time has added helpful services such as ACH payment integration and a two-day delivery guarantee. The... Read more
Voters in some of the most conservative states to weigh in on recreational pot
ArkansasMarijuana Industry NewsMarylandNorth DakotaRecreational Marijuana November 1, 2022 0
Voters in five states, including four that are among the most conservative in the country, are deciding on whether to legalize recreational marijuana this election. If passed in each state, Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota and South Dakota would join 19 other states and the District of Columbia where... Read more
