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2020 Will Be a Big Year for Inventors in the Industry: Latest Cannabis News

As always, the fast-paced news cycle in this industry will help business owners guide their goals for the year ahead.

The Cannabis Industry’s 9 Biggest Moments of 2019

This year saw many milestones, from historic votes in Congress to states launching cannabis sales for the first time.

House Committee Approves Bill to End Federal Cannabis Prohibition, Michigan Issues First Adult-Use Cannabis Licenses: Week in Review

The House Judiciary Committee approved the MORE Act, which would remove cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act.

Ohio Medical Cannabis Regulators Issue Mandatory Product Recall

Pineapple Express Rosin, Blue Boi Z7 and Afghani #1 rosins produced by One Orijin were made from cannabis that failed microbial testing.

CDC Points to Vitamin E Acetate as Likely Culprit in Vape Crisis, Massachusetts Ordered to Lift Ban on Medical Vape Products: Week in Review

Vitamin E acetate has been found in the lung fluids of patients affected by the outbreak of vape-related injuries—a breakthrough that identifies the vape cartridge additive as the likely culprit in the epidemic.

Judge Rules Racial Quotas in Ohio Medical Cannabis Program Are Unconstitutional

A section of the law requires that 15 percent of licensed companies in the program are owned by members of “economically disadvantaged groups.”

House to Vote on SAFE Banking Act, U.S. Government Grants $3 Million for CBD Research: Week in Review

The House will vote later this month on bipartisan legislation that would allow cannabis businesses to access the federal banking system.

Ohio’s Medical Cannabis Is Too Expensive and Inconvenient, According to a Patient Survey

The state’s medical marijuana cardholders provided insights in a survey conducted by Ohio State University’s Drug Enforcement Policy Center and an advocacy group called Harm Reduction Ohio.

DEA Announces Cannabis Research Expansion Plans, Washington Eyes Bill Allowing Growers to Deliver: Week in Review

The DEA has pledged to take steps to approve additional federal cultivation licenses from a pool of applications that have been pending for nearly three years.

Ohio Regulators Will Appeal Decision to Open a Cleveland Dispensary Associated With Acreage Holdings

Greenleaf Apothecaries, which opened two dispensaries earlier this year, is fighting for its third location to open.

Hemp Legalization Complicates Cannabis Criminal Cases in Ohio

Law enforcement cannot currently test cannabis to determine whether it contains legal concentrations of THC, causing some prosecutors to drop pending charges.

Illinois Expands Medical Cannabis Program, New Mexico to Decide on Medical Marijuana Overhaul: Week in Review

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation this week that makes the state’s medical marijuana program permanent and adds a list of new qualifying conditions.

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