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California Judge Rules Cannabis Billboards Are Illegal Under Prop. 64

The decision strikes down a regulation that the California Bureau of Cannabis Control adopted in 2019 to allow cannabis billboards on highways that cross state borders.

Oregon Liquor Control Commission Approves Recreational Marijuana License Stipulated Settlements

The Commission also received updates on Portland's Cannabis Equity program and voter-approved ballot measures.

Huge Turnout at Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board QC Testing Hearing

The WSLCB heard public comments Nov. 18 on its most recent proposed rules for Quality Control Testing and Product Requirements.

Colorado Adds Six Products to List of Pesticides That Can Be Used on Cannabis

Almighty, Critter-Maxx, Furious, Judgement, Power SI Control and Zealous can now be used on cannabis without violating the Pesticide Applicators' Act.

Ohio Cannabis Regulators Update Advisory Committee on Medical Program Developments

More provisional licensees may soon be certified for operation, the state is accepting testing lab applications and many patients are dissatisfied with the price of cannabis.

3 Lessons to Help Cannabis Growers Minimize Risk

Cannabis cultivators bet on each crop’s success and on getting paid on time for their harvest. Mitigating risk is a part of that bet.

Harvest Care Medical Prepares to Launch Medical Cannabis Operations in West Virginia: The Starting Line

As one of the state’s 10 licensed medical cannabis cultivators, the company aims to bring jobs and an alternative to opioids to West Virginia, with the hope of becoming a vertically integrated operator.

Virginia and Missouri Launch Medical Cannabis Sales, New York Governor Renews Adult-Use Legalization Push: Week in Review

This week marked the opening of new medical cannabis markets in Virginia and Missouri as the states’ first dispensaries opened their doors to patients.

A Look at the Two Missouri Dispensaries That Launched the State’s First Medical Cannabis Sales

Executives from N’Bliss and Fresh Green share insight into their journey to serving patients in the state’s nascent market, as well as how the first few days of sales are going.

West Virginia Taps Metrc to Launch Track-and-Trace

Metrc's partnership with West Virginia will support a robust track-and-trace program of cannabis products for the state’s upcoming market, which is expected to launch in the spring of 2021.

6 More Lessons We Learned From Our Cannabis Business

Cannabis is susceptible to the “shiny object syndrome” in that it is easy to get distracted by activities and business deals that are not core to your long-term success.

What Being a Cannabis Regulator Taught Me About Success in the Industry

While cannabis and hemp operations may be more accustomed to state-level regulations, becoming versed in federal regulations will help avoid major problems down the line.

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