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New York Cannabis Sales Hiding in Shadows of Connecticut, Missouri, Rhode Island, Vermont (and Illicit Market)

Despite 19.5 million residents, the Empire State is falling behind its legalization peers that recently launched adult-use sales.

2022 Total Cannabis Sales and Market Projections of East Coast States

A roundup of 2022 sales performances and projections of both established in emerging adult-use cannabis markets on the East Coast.

Where Candidates Stand on Cannabis in All 36 Gubernatorial Races

From legalization pioneers like Colorado and Oregon to reform holdouts like Idaho, Kansas and Nebraska, here’s what’s at stake in 2022 governor elections.

Vermont Cannabis Control Board Issues 9 New Adult-Use Cannabis Licenses

Regulators awarded licenses to one cultivator, four manufacturers and four retailers at their Oct. 19 meeting.

Vermont Issues 13 Additional Adult-Use Cannabis Business Licenses

The Cannabis Control Board approved three cultivators, four manufacturers, four wholesalers, a testing lab and a retailer at its Oct. 6 meeting.

Theory Wellness Expands Into Vermont With Brattleboro Location

A leader in East Coast cannabis, Theory Wellness announced plans to open in its third state to bring its retail operations to the blossoming Vermont industry.

3 Vermont Dispensaries to Begin Adult-Use Sales at Their Discretion

There’s nothing specifically saying the licensed businesses must wait until Oct. 1, state regulator says.

Vermont Issues First Cannabis Retail Licenses

Regulators awarded the licenses to Mountain Girl Cannabis, FLORA Cannabis and CeresMED.

Vermont to Withdraw USDA-Approved Hemp Production Plan

Farmers must register with the USDA to grow hemp in Vermont next year.

Vermont Licenses 7 More Adult-Use Cannabis Businesses

The state’s first retail sales are expected to launch in October.

Vermont Issues Three More Cannabis Cultivation Licenses

The CCB has awarded all cultivation licenses to social equity applicants.

Vermont Governor Vetoes Bills on Drug Advisory Board, Expungement

Gov. Phil Scott rejected legislation last week that would have created a drug use standards advisory board and expanded eligibility for the expungement of non-violent crimes.

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