With this fast review, you can get a hold of what happened last week.
Monday, September 23
- Missouri’s social capital system faces further investigation and allegations of out-of-state exploitation and aggressive contracts.
- A group of Stamford, Connecticut, people are seeking to destroy the state hemp program via zoning claims.
- In response to ongoing investigations into THC strength inflation and other administrative issues, a third California testing laboratory lost its certificate.
- Speaking of California, its emergency cannabis ban principles became established.
Tuesday, September 24
Wednesday, September 25
- Minnesota’s indigenous businesses may soon become expanding beyond ethnic land to the rest of the country’s industry.
- People at Torrington, Connecticut’s Also River Wellness became the latest in the industry to organize. However, people of Honey Sour shops in Butte, Montana, did the equal.
- Tilray intends to start selling THC beverages in the US starting next month.
- A second illegal dispensary was recently shut down as a result of attacks in the nation’s money.
- Starting next month, Vermont’s Cannabis Control Board voted to temporarily hold applications for new financial licenses.
Thursday, September 26
- In a new report, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is asked to play a more important part in cannabis-focused policy.
- Judge Anthony Miranda and his soldiers are accused of stealing money from rundown stores as part of a assault on alleged misconduct in the management of NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
- KCA Labs, a hemp-testing institution, was granted the first medical cannabis system license in Kentucky.
- A film about the rise and fall of MedMen is in development.
- American cannabis sales continue to perform well, with July generating US$ 326.7 million, the highest number for 2024 so much.
Friday, September 27
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