“Just because states may legalize hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill does not mean they must,” the Court determined.
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Arkansas: Hemp Ban Not Preempted by Federal Law, Federal Court Rules
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Ohio: Lawmakers Pause Effort To Roll Back Voter-Approved Marijuana Legalization Law
NORML has generated over 17,000 messages to lawmakers opposing the bill.The post Ohio: Lawmakers Pause Effort To Roll Back Voter-Approved Marijuana Legalization Law appeared first on NORML.
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Viola, Tempter’s Unite to Elevate the Cannabis Beverage Experience
The multi-national cannabis brand is partnering with the pioneering hemp-derived THC beverage company.
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Blüm Holdings Signs $5M Agreement to Acquire Northern California Cannabis Dispensary
The new dispensary will join Blüm’s growing portfolio, which includes three other Northern California stores and a recently acquired Bay Area location.
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FLUENT Appoints Former Governor to Board of Directors
Peter Shumlin, a Democrat who served three terms as Vermont’s governor, joins the cannabis company’s board.
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How to Fresh-Freeze Cannabis
A CBT reader asks industry expert Ken Morrow how to freeze a fresh cannabis harvest after hitting some hurdles on the first attempt.
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Cronos Grows International Footprint in Switzerland
The Canadian cannabis company partnered with Dascoli Pharma AG to expand the distribution of its PEACE NATURALS brand in the Swiss market.
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AYR Wellness Misses Interest Payment on Outstanding Senior Notes
The cannabis company does not anticipate that the missed payment will result in operational challenges as it restructures its debt profile.
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Cannabist Cultivation Workers Ratify 1st Union Contract in New Jersey
The cannabis workers in Vineland voted to accept their contract with UFCW Local 152 after first deciding to organize nearly three years ago.
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Delaware to Commence Adult-Use Cannabis Sales on Aug. 1—831 Days Since Legalization
The state’s Office of the Marijuana Commissioner announced the launch date, which had been delayed by trouble with obtaining an FBI service code.