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Finance

Detroit Officials Propose Ordinance to Allow Adult-Use Cannabis Sales, Polls Show Promising Results for Cannabis Ballot Measures: Week in Review

This week, Detroit Councilman James Tate and Mayor Mike Duggan unveiled details of a proposal to license and regulate adult-use businesses within the city.

October 31, 2020

Legislation and Regulation

Cannabis Equity in Michigan: Update on the Fight for a Fair Industry

Michigan’s nascent legal marijuana industry is trying to establish opportunities for the disadvantaged. How is it going? What’s planned for the future?

October 28, 2020

Legislation and Regulation

Detroit Officials Plan to Propose Ordinance to Allow Adult-Use Cannabis Sales

Councilman James Tate and Mayor Mike Duggan will share details of the proposal at an Oct. 26 press conference.

October 26, 2020

Finance

Maine Launches Adult-Use Cannabis Sales, Vermont Legalizes Regulated Cannabis Market: Week in Review

Maine’s long-awaited adult-use market rolled out Oct. 9.

October 10, 2020

Legislation and Regulation

Following End of Caregiver Sourcing to Michigan Cannabis Businesses, Redbud Roots Works to Address Supply Issues

New facilities, automation and a high-THC cultivar keep cannabis product on the move.

October 7, 2020

Legislation and Regulation

Michigan Will Allow Cannabis Businesses to Apply for Standalone Adult-Use Licenses March 1

The Marijuana Regulatory Agency is removing a requirement that businesses must hold a medical cannabis license to apply for an adult-use permit in an effort to combat the illicit market.

October 7, 2020

The Starting Line

Sticky Bush Farms Awarded Michigan’s First Cannabis Microbusiness License: The Starting Line

The company is preparing to transition from the state’s caregiver market to adult-use sales with the vertically integrated license meant for craft operators.

September 29, 2020

Arizona

U.S. House Plans September Vote on the MORE Act, Massachusetts Regulators Allow Companies to Retest and Sell Quarantined Vaping Products: Week in Review

Lawmakers are poised to vote on legislation that would federally decriminalize cannabis by removing it from the Controlled Substances Act.

August 8, 2020

Legislation and Regulation

Michigan Businesses May Be Able to Apply for Standalone Adult-Use Cannabis Licenses Starting Nov. 1

The Marijuana Regulatory Agency is considering removing a requirement that businesses must hold a medical cannabis license to apply for an adult-use permit.

August 6, 2020

Michigan

Exclusive Brands Opens New Cultivation Site in Michigan Amid Pandemic Challenges

The outdoor site in Arlington, Mich., covers 30 acres in a developing adult-use market.

July 2, 2020

Michigan

Northern Michigan University to Launch New Indoor Ag Program for Food and Cannabis Production

The school is partnering with Greenflower to offer certifications on cannabis industry courses.

May 22, 2020

Interviews & Opinion

The Greenhouse Transitions to Michigan’s Adult-Use Cannabis Market—and to Curbside Sales—as the State Responds to the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Starting Line

Owner Jerry Millen shares how the medical cannabis dispensary in Walled Lake prepared for adult-use sales at the dawn of social distancing, and how the coronavirus has impacted his business plans.

May 21, 2020