Vermont Gov. Phil Scott is calling for applicants for the new, three-member Cannabis Control Board that will establish and regulate an adult-use cannabis industry in the state, according to a WRGB report.
The board will be comprised of one chair and two members, which will be appointed by the governor after being vetted by the Cannabis Control Board Nominating Committee, the news outlet reported.
Vermont legalized the commercial production and sale of adult-use cannabis in October, after decriminalizing the possession and cultivation of small quantities of cannabis in 2018.
Latest from Cannabis Business Times
- Cannabis Industry Reacts to Biden’s Rescheduling Announcement
- As Predicted, 4/20 Sales Surged During Cannabis Industry Holiday Weekend
- DEA 2024 Report Focuses on THC Potency, Organized Crime, Youth Edible Consumption
- Nature's Miracle, Agrify Sign Definitive Merger Agreement
- 5 Things to Confirm When Signing a Cannabis Facility Construction Agreement
- Ziel Partners With Portocanna, Receives 1st EU GMP Certification for Microbial Control Technology in Cannabis
- White House Moves to Reschedule Cannabis in ‘Monumental’ Decision, Biden Says
- SOMAÍ Group, and Its Subsidiary, RPK Biopharma Expand Cookies Partnership to Include Europe and the UK