Florida Medical Marijuana Operators In ‘Catbird Seat’ After State Court Decision
A recent Florida Supreme Court decision plays into the hands of established medical marijuana multistate operators in the state, although it also could spur additional licenses, investment by others and acquisition activity. What remains to be seen is to...
Washington State Marijuana Growers Fear Hemp-Derived THC Could Put Them Out Of Business
Washington state marijuana growers are concerned that, without a change to state laws, their businesses could be severely hamstrung by federally legal hemp. At issue is hemp-derived CBD being converted into delta-8 THC – and even delta-9 THC, the molecule more...
California Marijuana Farmers Prepping For Wildfire Season
Wildfire season is quickly approaching in California, and marijuana farmers all over the immense state are trying to bolster their defenses against a perennial threat that wreaked record-setting havoc in 2020. Conditions appear worse this year, and marijuana...
United Cannabis Caregivers Association Announced
Chad Morrow and Connie Maxim-Sparrow have partnered to create the United Cannabis Caregivers Association. The group hopes to represent the interests of all the Medical Marijuana growers who built that industry in Michigan starting in 2012. A group that represents a...
Four20Academy Seeks Cannabis, Business Experts
If you have expertise in any aspect of the cannabis business - from budtender, to grower, to processor, to security, to secure transport - Four20 Academy wants to hear from you. Come this fall, Four20 Posts plans on launching an online program to take your knowledge,...
Michigan Marijuana Report Sponsorships Benefit Veterans
Michigan Marijuana Report and Four20 Post Sponsorships will benefit veteran charities from Memorial Day through Labor Day. During this period, 10% of sponsor revenue for the website, email publication, and streaming show will benefit Hero Project USA. Editor Mike...
METRC System Outage Illustrates System Unable to Handle Caregiver Tracking
METRC, the system used by many states to track cannabis from seed to sale, was inoperative in Michigan for one and one-half hours on Wednesday, June 9. By itself this is not a remarkable event, as METRC frequently crashes, but the vulnerability of the system is...
Want To Work In Cannabis? Free Virtual Michigan Cannabis Career Fair June 12
On June 12th, cannabis industry professional network Vangst and touCanna, a woman/minority-owned Michigan-based software company, will be hosting a Virtual Career Fair for the Michigan Cannabis Market. The event will have moderated cannabis panels with industry...
Black-Owned Marijuana Grow-Processing Facility Coming To Inkster
A new $6 million marijuana growing and processing facility broke ground Friday in Inkster. When it opens as soon as this fall, it will become one of just a few Black-owned cannabis businesses in Michigan. The 25,500-square-foot facility at 2615 Bayhan, being...
Unity Rd. Cannabis Franchise Partners With Mother-Son Duo For Detroit Dispensary
If there are going to be cannabis retail stores, it's a given that there will be cannabis retail franchises. Let's call it a next step that Unity Rd., a national cannabis business, has inked an agreement for its first Michigan- (and Detroit)-based retail franchise....
