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For Cannabis Distribution Companies, It Helps to Have a Nimble Business Model in Times of Crisis

SparqOne recently announced a massive distribution agreement in California. At the same time, the company’s drivers are navigating new local norms.

Prioritizing Medical Cannabis Access in Times of Crisis: Q&A With Brian Vicente

The cannabis industry is not immune to the economic pressures of the coronavirus outbreak. What can be done to alleviate this moment?

Colorado Updates List of Pesticides That Can Be Used on Cannabis, Approves First Product for Hemp

Cueva Fungicide Concentrate is the state's first "Special Local Need" registration for hemp.

TILT Holdings Heading in a New, More Focused Direction

A Q&A interview with the vertically integrated company’s newest CEO and COO.

Michigan Will Phase Out Caregiver-Sourced Cannabis

The state will formally put an end to this segment of the wholesale market Oct. 1.

How Colorado Maintains Its List of Approved Pesticides for Cannabis Crops

John Scott, pesticides program manager and section chief at the Colorado Department of Agriculture, provides insight into the criteria regulators use to review products.

Maine to Establish New Division to Monitor Cannabis Compliance, Illicit Market Activity

The new four-person division will be part of the state Drug Enforcement Agency.

Nevada's Deep Roots Harvest Announces Voluntary Recall of Cannabis Flower

The company is initiating a voluntary recall of three lots of flower in response to a Nevada Department of Taxation Safety Notice Advisory.

Check Out the Latest Speakers Added to the Cannabis Conference 2020 Education Schedule

Thanks to the Cannabis Conference advisory board, we’ve been connected with the leading voices in the cannabis industry.

Cannabis Dispensary and Cannabis Business Times Magazines Announce the Top 2020 ‘Best Cannabis Companies To Work For’

Top-ranking cultivation and dispensary business leaders will share best practices for company culture and more at the 2020 Cannabis Conference.

Audit of Portland’s Cannabis Program Finds City Needs Improved Regulation Strategy

An independent auditor with Portland Audit Services has determined that the Office of Community and Civic Life is struggling to meet its regulatory obligations.

Standardizing the Cannabis Industry: A Look at ASTM International’s Process for Writing Standards

Ed Nodland, author of one of the group’s latest standards on auditing, shares insight into how the standards are written and how they are helping to advance the industry.

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