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5 Cannabis Laws to Watch This Year

More federal reform is possible following the passage of the Medical Marijuana and Cannabidiol Research Expansion Act, while there is an ever-increasing push for legalization at the state level.

Meet the 2023 Best Cannabis Companies to Work For

For the fourth consecutive year, Cannabis Business Times presents the 'Best Cannabis Companies to Work For' issue, which provides a look at what cultivation companies and dispensaries are doing to create great places to work, even amid challenging times.

DEA Declares THC-O Acetate a Schedule I Controlled Substance

The federal agency sent a letter to attorney Rod Kight Feb. 13, stating that the cannabinoid is a controlled substance because it is not naturally occurring in the cannabis plant.

Cannabis Conference Announces 2023 Advisory Board

Comprised of plant-touching cannabis professionals, the Advisory Board is helping to develop Cannabis Conference’s unparalleled education and expo event (Aug. 15-17, 2023, at Paris Las Vegas).

How Stone Road Farms Maintains Steady Growth Amid Industry Challenges

The California-based company rounded out last year with 50% year-over-year growth from 2021 despite operating in a market that owner Lex Corwin describes as “inherently broken.”

Colorado Cannabis Sales Take Nosedive; Denver Among Hardest Hit

The 2022 correction came after Coloradans spent more money on adult-use cannabis on a per-capita basis than their legalization peers in 2021.

SNDL Initiates Mass Layoff in Cost-Saving Measure in Alberta

The company’s headcount reduction includes roughly 85 employees as it expects to report record net revenue and net cash for Q4 2022.

Michigan's Plummeting Cannabis Prices: A Closer Look

Will Bowden, CEO of Grasshopper Farms, gives an inside look into Michigan's cannabis market and how the company is navigating price compression.

Q&A With 'Can Legal Weed Win?' Authors Robin Goldstein and Daniel Sumner

The legacy cannabis market continues to attract consumers and compete with licensed operators. Here, the University of California, Davis economists explain what is happening.

WATCH: How to Freeze-Dry Cannabis Flower

Buckeye Relief Post-Harvest Director Nathan Ferencak and Freeze-Drying Technician Neil Kopchak show us their craft process.

What Social Equity Programs Can Learn From College Sports: Q&A With Ball Family Farms’ Chris Ball

Ball discusses the challenges that minority-owned cannabis businesses face and why social equity programs usually come up short in helping them reach their full potential.

Good Day Farm Transitions to Missouri’s Adult-Use Market With Eye Toward Medical Patients: The Starting Line

The company, which previously served the state’s medical market, opened for adult-use sales Feb. 3 with what Head of Retail Ryan Herget calls a “relentless focus on the consumer” and the patients who started it all.

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