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Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Have Generated $15 Billion in State Tax Revenue

Since Colorado and Washington launched adult-use cannabis sales in 2014, states have generated more than $15 billion in adult-use cannabis tax revenue, according to an analysis from the Marijuana Policy Project. Here's a state-by-state breakdown of tax revenue from 2022.

Proposed Michigan Regulations Would Deny Cannabis Licenses to Businesses That Don’t Pay Their Vendors

The proposed rules will undergo public hearings this summer.

Meet Your Peers: Cultivators to Gather for ‘Remarkable’ Event at Cannabis Conference’s Cultivation Roundtable

Cultivators from throughout North America will gather in one room to network and exchange knowledge on various topics such as pest management, genetic selection and breeding, and discuss solutions to the most crucial problems they face today.

Michigan Sells Record $250 Million of Cannabis in March, Despite $87 Ounces

The state’s retail market is thriving on record demand for dried flower, vape cartridges, concentrates, edibles and more.

Dispatches From the Failing Cannabis Economy

Cannabis operators from across the U.S. foresee a tough year ahead, but they are controlling and adjusting what they can to stay afloat.

Stone Road Farms Launches Products in Michigan

The launch in Michigan follows similar moves in Massachusetts and Oklahoma, and this time around Stone Road Farms teamed up with Cheboygan-based Gamut Cannabis.

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.

Michigan Smashes Cannabis Sales Record at $2.3 Billion in 2022

Now the nation’s second largest cannabis market, Michigan’s demand continues to skyrocket as the average flower price sinks to $91 per ounce at retail.

Michigan’s Medical Market Prognosis

The state’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency continued to report major monthly decreases in active patients and approved caregivers in 2022.

Year-Over-Year Cannabis Sales Shrink for First Time in 5 States

California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon and Washington faced unprecedented cannabis retail trends in 2022; Michigan is now the nation’s second largest market.

‘Scratching the Surface’

Primitiv Co-Founders Calvin Johnson Jr. and Rob Sims discuss their professional journeys from football to flower and how they’re staking their claim in a competitive Michigan landscape.

Detroit Announces the Winners of the City’s First 33 Adult-Use Cannabis Dispensary Licenses

The retail licenses were awarded Dec. 22 under Detroit’s revised adult-use cannabis ordinance.

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