Cannabis eNews Two

An investigation filed in an Ohio lawsuit found that all 210 active marijuana dispensaries surveyed in the state advertised cannabis extract products above the...

A coalition of Missouri hemp businesses has filed a federal lawsuit challenging House Bill 2641, arguing that the law conflicts with federal law and...

Cann expanded its beverage portfolio on June 30 with the launch of its first line of THC-free beverages. The company's new "0mg" collection includes three...

Seedsman has expanded its cannabis clone program, offering rooted cannabis clones directly to consumers across the United States as the home cultivation market continues...

Safe Harbor has announced the launch of the Safe Harbor Retirement Plan, a pooled employer 401(k) plan designed for state-legal cannabis businesses and related...

PourMe Beverages recently launched three THC-infused beverage brands, specifically formulated to comply with regulations in Florida, Georgia and Tennessee. Additional markets are planned in the coming weeks.

Last week, Virginia lawmakers passed three bills that will have a monumental impact on the cannabis industry within the state: SB 542, HB 642 and HB 75. These bills aim to advance proposals to legalize cannabis sales, provide a pathway to resentencing for prior marijuana convictions and allow medical cannabis access in hospitals for seriously ill patients.

THC beverage brand Nowadays just introduced its latest limited-edition flavor, Black Cherry, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Cannabis consumer products brand Crescent Canna is ringing in the new year with the launch of Crescent 9 Parade Punch THC Seltzer, crafted in partnership with the Krewe of Freret.

The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) is issuing a product recall for hemp flower pre-rolls that may have much higher levels of THC than listed on the label.