The full recording of the 2023 Infused Products Virtual Conference. Check out sessions like Beyond GMPs: Assessing Hazards at Your Facility; How to Create a Bulletproof Food Safety Plan: Supplier Controls & Other Preventative Strategies; and Mitigating Potency Loss in Cannabis Infused Beverages
We can see that cannabis sales have taken off and the tax dollars are rolling in. But political infighting threatens the adult-use market and arbitrary local approval has created uncertainty of the future market for many.
Governor Andy Beshear signed SB 47 into law last week, making Kentucky the 38th state to legalize medical cannabis. Each state legalizes cannabis in its own weird way and Kentucky is no different.
This article looks at the types of product liability actions that the cannabis and CBD industry faced in 2022 and may encounter in the future, and provides some basic guidance on how to best mitigate, and if necessary, defend these potentially costly litigations.
While New Jersey’s legislators can’t change federal tax code, they are taking action to revise New Jersey’s tax code to level the playing field. Let’s hope the Governor signs into law the pending New Jersey legislation to decouple New Jersey’s tax law from Section 280E.
We sat down with the folks from Superior Protection Professionals, a group of experts in the field of security personnel and staffing and regulations, to get their thoughts on New Jersey’s legalization and the need for heightened security in cannabis facilities.
Being able to show an auditor items they may request but also having organized, easy to reference documentation that provides a detailed look at your accounting and reporting operations shows that you are serious about your business and you want to operate compliantly.
No adult cannabis state has come close to having a smooth opening for it adult use sales program, and Connecticut is no exception. But with its strong commitment to social equity and its outsized commitment to protecting its medical cannabis patients, Connecticut can serve as a role model for compassionate cannabis capitalism.
Although highly dependent on local, state and federal laws, the cannabis delivery space shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Each state has dramatically different laws regarding cannabis delivery, and within states laws can vary by jurisdiction.
California’s Department of Cannabis Control signals that it would like to open up new markets for the state’s struggling cultivators.
