Starting January 1, California’s cannabis operators must adhere to strict compliance guidelines that include oversight by the state’s new track-and-trace system, Metrc. Failure to do so puts businesses at risk of criminal liabilities and has the potential to invite federal prosecution.
Massachusetts gave the green light to dispensaries last week, opening up the first recreational cannabis market on the East Coast.
State regulators have issued six emergency license suspensions so far this year, compared to just one in 2017.
In the sixth and final piece of the series, we present a summary highlighting the key takeaways for how cannabis businesses can protect their intellectual property in Canada.
Ellice Ogle discusses how to design a recall plan for your company by using available resources, not by starting from scratch.
A panel discussion featuring leading experts in the cannabis infused products market will focus on the edibles supply chain and challenges in producing cannabis products.
Lindsay Engle reviews the status quo of cannabis on the East Coast, where a number of states appear to have recreational legalization on the horizon.
We sit down with speakers from an upcoming panel at the California Cannabis Business Conference to hear what issues distribution companies are facing.
State regulators sent a cease-and-desist letter to Good Chemistry for using pesticides, while the company claims they told the state they were using safe pesticides even before starting business in Massachusetts.
Health Canada, the Canadian military, sports organizations and provincial governments continue to issue (and revise) guidelines as the October market start looms.
