The legal market has been hampered by confusing regulations, high taxes and decisions by some communities to ban cannabis shops.
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Epilepsy patients navigate a murky, unregulated CBD market
Despite promising results, physicians are reluctant to advise patients on over-the-counter cannabidiol because they can’t be sure what’s in the bottles.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine Cannabis Report
Colorado’s cannabis industry prepares for tough times
Analysts say businesses are starting to feel the effects of inflation and fears of a looming recession.
Posted inBusiness, Maine Cannabis Report
New York’s first legal cannabis crop sprouts under the sun
With the state’s first legal sales coming soon, 203 hemp farmers get a head start over big indoor growers.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Maine’s marijuana industry booming no thanks to banks
Owners must use cash and other workarounds as a reluctant financial industry worries about federal retribution
Posted inBusiness, Maine Cannabis Report, Nation & World
New York mayor won’t be ‘heavy-handed’ on illicit cannabis sales: ‘Enjoy yourself, light up’
Eric Adams directs authorities to steer illegal sellers toward the state’s soon-to-launch legal market.
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Cannabis-fueled town considers new name: ‘Kush’
Citing Napa Valley’s association with wine, a marijuana industry executive sees potential for tiny Moffat, Colo.
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Germany moves ahead with plan to legalize cannabis sales
Lawmakers will hold hearings with international experts before drafting legislation.
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Thailand makes cannabis legal, but smoking discouraged
With an ideal growing climate, the country sees economic benefits for farmers. It’s the first nation in Asia to decriminalize the drug.
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‘Gifting’ cannabis now carries $1,000 fine in Connecticut
Officials complain of thousands attending unregulated events since marijuana was legalized last year.