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The Hawaii Legislature passed a bill July 10 that allows the state’s eight medical cannabis licensees to sell edibles, according to a Big Island Now report.
The legislation would also allow publicity for educational and scientific events, as well as the remediation of cannabis flower in certain instances, the news outlet reported.
The bill now goes to Gov. David Ige for his signature.
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