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The ordinance provides an exemption for social equity applicants, who are those who have been disproportionately impacted by the War on Drugs.
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Cannabis growers in Massachusetts — already facing tough business setbacks in a competitive and volatile market — are scrambling to ward off a rapidly spreading and highly infectious crop disease, one with the power to wipe out entire companies.
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Nine medical marijuana operators in Connecticut have successfully completed the steps needed to expand their businesses to include the new market for adults 21 and over.
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A Vt. company plans to process industrial hemp. Their first challenge? Convincing farmers to grow itOver the past year, a pair of cousins bought two vacant industrial properties in Vermont. And they believe they have the right business to bring new life to the spaces: Processing industrial hemp. But to be successful, the cousins will need more farmers to grow the crop.
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The state will be the first of those with a legal recreational marijuana market to incorporate the lessons on cannabis-impaired driving.
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State officials announced Friday that licensed hybrid retailers may begin selling cannabis products to all adults 21 and older starting on Jan. 10, 2023.
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Gov. Charlie Baker said Massachusetts already has a system for clearing past marijuana convictions. But critics argue the expungement process is difficult for people to navigate, and a governor's pardon would be more efficient.
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After giving hope to denied cannabis companies last week, Connecticut regulators said they sent feedback on Monday that would allow applicants another chance at licensure — at least one company is left waiting as the state’s marijuana industry grows.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said the violations are connected to the death of a Trulieve worker in January from inhaling ground cannabis dust. The company has contested the violations.