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Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate: What Cannabis Companies Should Know Ahead of Official Regulations

OSHA is expected to issue a rule in the coming weeks to implement the Biden administration’s requirement that all employers with more than 100 employees mandate vaccinations or weekly testing.

Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board to Host Session on Draft Rules for Quality Control Testing

The session is designed to engage with the industry and get public and licensee feedback on the new draft rules before they are finalized.

5 Cannabis Packaging and Labeling Tips

Guy Rocourt, co-founder and chief product officer for Papa & Barkley, offers tips to streamline the process when producing both THC and CBD product lines.

Michigan’s Marijuana Regulatory Agency Will Oversee All Cannabis-Derived THC Products Starting Oct. 11

The products, which have been sold outside of the state’s regulated cannabis market, will now only be made available through licensed cannabis retailers after proper testing and approvals.

Proposal to Combine California’s Cannabis Regulations Approved

The regulations create consistent standards for cannabis licensees across all license types.

New Jersey's Adult-Use Cannabis Market Won't Include Some Infused Products

Cannabis-infused products like cookies, brownies, gummies or anything that "resembles food"—aside from lozenges—will not be permitted for sale in the state.

Amazon Announces Support of Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act

The draft legislation ‘makes a number of important changes’ the company stands by.

30,000 Illegal Cannabis Plants Seized in California

Law enforcement also seized 6,000 pounds of processed cannabis and about $19,000 in cash.

FDA’s Rejection of CBD New Dietary Ingredient Notifications: Four Practical Takeaways

Kelley Drye & Warren’s Kristi Wolff breaks down the most important aspects of the government agency’s decision on the hemp-derived cannabinoid.

1,335 Pounds of Processed Illegal Cannabis Discovered in California

Deputies arrested and cited 12 individuals for “suspicion of cultivation of cannabis over California's six-plant maximum.”

Washington State Reactivates Specific COVID-Related Cannabis Business Allowances

All provisions are effective immediately until Oct. 31.

Ballot Initiatives Won and Lost: Week in Review

August kicked off with Wyoming’s secretary of state approving two cannabis-related measures for the 2022 ballot, while efforts to get policy reform in front of voters in Ohio and Idaho could be in peril.

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