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Maine Cannabis Businesses Reflect on Their Decision to Delay Launch into State’s Adult-Use Market

AAA Pharmaceutical Alternatives, Sweet Dirt and JAR Cannabis Co. have opted not to open for adult-use sales Oct. 9, instead taking extra time to ensure a great customer experience when they do open their doors.

Theory Wellness Launches Adult-Use Cannabis Sales in Maine with Lessons Learned from the Massachusetts Market

The company’s South Portland dispensary opens for business Oct. 9 with staff encouraging customers to make appointments and pre-order in an effort to mitigate crowds.

California Cannabis Banking Bill Becomes Law, Colorado Governor Pardons Thousands of Cannabis Convictions: Week in Review

A new law in California will provide a safe harbor for banking institutions doing business with cannabis companies.

A Dozen Applications for Portland’s Cannabis Retail Licenses Could Be Disqualified

Maine’s largest city could disqualify 12 applicants who haven’t met basic requirements such as paying city taxes and fees on time.

Maine Dishes Out First Six Adult-Use Cannabis Business Licenses

Retail sales will begin Oct. 9.

Nebraska Supreme Court Takes Up Challenge to Medical Cannabis Ballot Initiative, Nevada Judge Rules State Can Proceed with Dispensary Licensing Process: Week in Review

The Nebraska Supreme Court heard arguments this week to determine whether a ballot initiative to legalize medical cannabis can go before voters in November.

Portland, Maine, Receives 38 Applications for 20 Available Cannabis Dispensary Licenses

It is unclear how the city will decide who gets the licenses, as a recent court ruling declared its scoring matrix unconstitutional.

Sweet Dirt Highlights Commitment to Maine in Transition to State’s Adult-Use Cannabis Market: The Starting Line

Executives from the Maine-based company discuss their plans to transition from a medical cannabis operator to a vertically integrated adult-use business.

Maine Says Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Will Launch This Fall, Vermont Revisits Legislation to Tax and Regulate Sales: Week in Review

Maine’s Office of Marijuana Policy announced this week that adult-use sales can launch Oct. 9.

Federal Judge Rules Portland, Maine, Cannot Prioritize Local Cannabis Businesses in Adult-Use Licensing

A U.S. District Court Judge sided with Wellness Connection of Maine in the cannabis operator’s lawsuit over the city’s residency requirement.

Office of Marijuana Policy Unveils New Details on Planned Launch of Adult Use Marijuana in Maine

Retail sales to the public are permitted to begin on or after Oct. 9, 2020.

U.S. House Approves Federal Protections for State-Legal Cannabis Businesses, Maine Expects Adult-Use Sales to Launch This Year: Week in Review

Lawmakers passed an amendment this week that bars the Department of Justice from using taxpayer funds to enforce federal anti-cannabis laws in states that have legalized medical and/or adult-use cannabis.

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