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Audit Finds Oregon's Marijuana Tracking is Inadequate

Secretary of State Dennis Richardson released an audit Wednesday of the OLCC that found issues with systems used for marijuana licensing and tracking.

Washington Cannabis Retailers May Accept Product Labeled on Manifests With New Leaf Global ID Numbers

The WSLCB says relabeling physical inventory is not required.

Humboldt County Cannabis May Fall Under Watch of Two Separate Tracking Systems

It’s currently unclear whether the two seed-to-sale tracking systems will be compatible.

7 Must-Have Policies to Make Sure Your Marijuana Business is Insured From Seed to Sale

Potential industry risks abound, and there are several types of policies a cannabis operation should consider.

How Native Roots’ Vertically Integrated Business Model Helps It Stay Competitive and Compliant

The team behind the Colorado-based company shares how its tagging process, testing standards, branding efforts and more come together to provide quality product for Colorado’s medical and adult-use markets.

March Networks and KIND Financial Introduce Video-Enabled Seed-to-Sale Tracking and Compliance Solution

Video from high-resolution IP cameras is combined with data from radio frequency identification (RFID)-tagged plants and packages.

MJ Freeway Announces Rollout Plan for Seed-to-Sale Software MJ Platform

The software will replace the company's original Trackers platform.

SICPA Announces New Cannabis Tracking Program Contract With Humboldt County, California

The partnership is a result of a successful pilot in the state's Emerald Triangle.

Franwell Selected as Vendor for Washington's Marijuana Traceability Replacement

Company product METRC currently used in legal recreational states Colorado, Oregon and Alaska.

An 'Angie's List' for Cannabis Cultivators

Green Care Network’s mission is to provide an online portal for cannabis industry members to conduct safe transactions with service contractors.

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