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Association For Cannabis Health Equity and Medicine Resigns From US Cannabis Council

The association’s president said the influence of corporate cannabis priorities have hindered USCC’s focus on equitable cannabis policy reform.

Optimizing Your Cannabis Facility: Q&A With Dr. Greenhouse’s Dr. Nadia Sabeh

The founder and president of Dr. Greenhouse Inc. previews her speaking sessions at Cannabis Conference 2022 while examining current industry trends.

Should You Automate Cannabis Trimming?

As technologies continue to mature, it might be time to reconsider some industry biases against mechanization in the post-harvest process.

Illinois' First Black-Owned Cannabis Brand 93 Boyz Puts Social Equity at the Forefront

American rapper and singer Vic Mensa is striving to provide education and equity for communities impacted by the war on drugs through 93 Boyz.

What Oregon’s Ban on Synthetic Cannabinoids Means for the Industry

Regulators have banned the sale of all artificially derived cannabinoids outside the state’s regulated cannabis market. Industry stakeholders explain why they think this is problematic.

Ascend Wellness Calls Off MedMen NY Acquisition After 17 Months

Despite settling an M&A lawsuit in May, Ascend CEO cancels $88-million deal, calling New York a “highly uncertain” regulatory environment.

Hire to Create Opportunity: Q&A With Green Check Verified’s Kevin Hart

In this exclusive Q&A, Hart shares insights into what factors may contribute to employee turnover and what cannabis business owners should actively be doing to increase retention.

WATCH: What Indoor Growers and Greenhouse Operators Should Know About the 2022 California Energy Code

As the California cannabis industry evolves, so, too, do local and state regulations. Dr. Nadia Sabeh, founder and president of Dr. Greenhouse, Inc., examines new energy code requirements in California and how indoor and greenhouse cannabis cultivators can stay compliant.

Curaleaf THC Labeling Leads to Thousands of Voluntary Product Removals in New York

The MSO switched from wet-weight to dry-weight testing in the state—an industry standard elsewhere—resulting in higher potencies on product labels.

Massachusetts Governor Signs Legislation to Increase Diversity in State’s Cannabis Industry

Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill into law this week to help remove barriers to entry and promote equity in the market.

Arkansas Adult-Use Ballot Rollercoaster Continues With Supreme Court Order

The state’s Supreme Court granted a preliminary injunction, allowing Responsible Growth Arkansas’ cannabis measure to appear on November’s ballot.

Facing ‘Unusually Restrictive Guidelines’

Instagram and other social media takedowns are just one example of 'unusually restrictive guidelines' facing cannabis companies.

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