Coronavirus and Cannabis: Page 2

Wana Brands, The Green Solution Partner with Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment to Bring Vaccine to the People

The cannabis brands are coming together with public health officials to help Coloradoans access COVID-19 vaccination clinics at dispensary locations.

How Should Cannabis Businesses Handle the COVID-19 Vaccine?

Attorney Laura Bianchi says clear, uniform policies should be communicated to employees in writing, especially when companies require workers to be vaccinated.

Following Its Entry into Adult Use, Grand Rapids’ Pharmhouse Wellness Set to Expand

Once limited in opportunities by his criminal record of cannabis charges, including a felony for manufacturing, Casey Kornoelje now channels his knowledge of the plant into advancing his legal cannabis business.

A Look at BIPOC’s Ability to Access Capital and Income Through Cannabis in 2020

Industry stakeholders discuss developments that will support minority businesses and investors looking to provide financial support to disenfranchised communities.

U.S. House Passes MORE Act

The bill, H.R. 3884, removes cannabis from the U.S. Controlled Substances Act.

2020 Year in Review

Despite a turbulent 2020, national wholesale cannabis prices trended up.

Corporate Cannabis Q3: Getting Back to Baseline

Most MSOs saw an increase in net and gross revenues this past quarter, and costs came down across the board.

Caliva Provides Career Training and Mentorship with Partners Chrysalis, Success Centers

The vertically integrated company is first focusing its resources in this area on aiding people released from prison, then it plans to additionally serve people without shelter and with low incomes.

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.

Massachusetts Implements Coronavirus-Related Business Curfew that Requires Adult-Use Cannabis Sales to End at 9:30 p.m.

Medical sales can continue past the curfew under Gov. Charlie Baker’s executive order.

Caliva Announces Career Training and Mentorship Program for Formerly Incarcerated Citizens

In collaboration with Chrysalis and Success Centers, the long-term initiative will also seek to assist the 17,600+ inmates who may be released early from the California state prison system, many of whom hold low-level prior cannabis convictions.

COVID-19 Derails Cannabis Companies’ Hiring Plans

According to a survey from Vangst, the pandemic paused expansion at both plant-touching and vertically integrated businesses.

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