Top marijuana regulators in 2 states resign before launch of adult-use sales
The top marijuana regulators in two states on the verge of launching adult-use sales are stepping down.
The top marijuana regulators in two states on the verge of launching adult-use sales are stepping down.
A Michigan circuit court has appointed a receiver for the assets of PharmaCo, a property of Canada-based cannabis multistate operator Red White & Bloom Brands.
Cannabis industry finance company Safe Harbor Financial has eliminated $1.2 million of indemnity liability through a four-year extension and modification of its agreement with Partner Colorado Credit Union.
Ohio recreational cannabis retailers recorded $242.2 million in sales in 2024 – only five months after the state launched its adult-use market.
Canopy USA, the American-based holding company of Canadian marijuana operator Canopy Growth Corp., has appointed M. Brooks Jorgensen as the fledgling entity’s first president.
Cannabis multistate operator Vireo Growth raised $6 million more than it hoped for in a private placement offering that closed Dec. 30.
Marijuana multistate operator iAnthus Capital Holdings is buying Illinois vape brand Cheetah Enterprises in an all-stock deal valued at $1.5 million.
Colorado-based Keef Brands has more than 70 SKUs – including gummies, oils and vapes – but carbonated sodas account for about 80% of the company’s sales.
Marijuana multistate operator Standard Wellness Holdings has secured a $10 million credit facility.
Despite growing acceptance of cannabis, many state-regulated marijuana businesses say their social media pages are being hidden or shut down.
Delaware issued 15 more recreational marijuana licenses for retailers via a lottery held by the state’s cannabis regulatory agency.
Massachusetts’ Cannabis Control Commission hires Travis Ahern as executive director, and Arkansas’ top MMJ regulator has resigned.