CANNA Brings Pest Control Product to U.S. Cultivation Market
CANNA, the Netherlands-based nutrient company with U.S. operations in Arcadia, Calif., has launched CANNA Control, its first integrated pest management product for the American market. The foliar
Hemp Coalition Sues Missouri Over Ban It Calls Unconstitutionally Vague
A coalition of Missouri hemp businesses filed a federal lawsuit Thursday seeking to block a statewide ban on intoxicating hemp products from taking effect November 12. The suit, filed in the U.S.
Hawaiʻi County Ends Automatic Firearm Permit Denial for Medical Cannabis Patients
A June 29 letter from Hawaiʻi County Police Chief Reed K. Mahuna has confirmed a significant policy shift: possession of a valid Hawaiʻi medical cannabis license will no longer serve as an
Kentucky's Infant Dispensary Market Leaves Medical Patients Paying Premium Prices
Kentucky's medical cannabis program lost a critical safety valve on July 1, when an executive order expired that had allowed patients to travel out of state and purchase cannabis under conditional
High Tide Fortifies License Compliance With Expanded Shareholder Rights Plan
High Tide Inc., Canada's largest cannabis retail chain and operator of the Canna Cabana banner, has adopted a dual-layered shareholder rights plan designed to protect its cannabis licenses in Ontario
Glass House Brands Hits NYSE as Cannabis Rescheduling Opens New Markets
Glass House Brands became the second U.S. cannabis company to list on the New York Stock Exchange this summer, a milestone that would have seemed implausible even two years ago. For Graham Farrar,
Cathedral City Secures $4.5 Million to Tighten Cannabis Enforcement and Public Safety
Cathedral City has landed a $4.5 million grant through California's Proposition 64 public health and safety program - funding that will flow directly into police, fire, and code compliance operations
This Article Cannot Be Published: Topic Falls Outside Editorial Scope
The submitted topic concerns a professional basketball organization's personnel decision - specifically, a roster move involving a reserve guard whose contract option was declined ahead of the next
Small Cannabis Operators Find Lessons in Financial Discipline When Margins Stay Tight
Running a licensed cannabis retail business on a thin margin is less about perfect execution and more about managing the moments when things go sideways - and still coming out ahead. That tension
Federal Court, Not DEA Hearing Room, May Decide Marijuana Rescheduling's Legal Fate
The DEA's marijuana rescheduling hearing, set for June 29, has drawn intense attention from cannabis operators, investors, and compliance professionals watching for signs of what a Schedule III