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Rhode Island hemp firms can quarantine inventory ahead of federal THC ban
Rhode Island hemp businesses can quarantine intoxicating inventory rather than destroy it, keeping options open if federal rules change. Rhode Island hemp firms can quarantine inventory ahead of federal THC ban is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
Spirits, Sweets and Smokes: 10 Halloweed Products for 2026
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means the party can run as late as your costume holds up. Whether you’re hosting a haunted house bash, settling in for a horror movie marathon or bar-hopping as your favorite villain, we’ve rounded up the goods to keep the night high-spirited. Our 10 Halloween cannabis pic
Kansans Support Legalizing Marijuana For Recreational And Medical Use, Poll Shows
There is strong support for legalizing marijuana for both recreational and medical uses in Kansas, including majorities of Democrats, Republicans and independents, according to a new poll. The latest edition of the annual Kansas Speaks survey, conducted by Fort Hays State University’s Docking Institute of Public Affair
Why dealmakers call MJBizCon ‘THE conference’
Roz McCarthy spent the last day of MJBizCon 2021 walking the show floor armed with business cards, a T-shirt she’d had made the previous night and a vision for the cannabis business that would become Black Buddha Cannabis. As luck would have it, she ran into Pam Moore, then senior vice president of content strategy […]
Top Congressional Democrat Raises Campaign Funds From Marijuana Industry Ahead Of Election Day
The top Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives has stepped up efforts to raise money from cannabis industry executives in recent weeks, according to a review of federal campaign finance records and interviews conducted by Marijuana Moment. The marijuana-focused fundraising by Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N
Marijuana Users Trust Dispensary Staff More Than Doctors Or The Government For Cannabis Info, Federally Funded Study Shows
People who consume marijuana trust dispensary staff more than healthcare providers or government agencies as a source of information about cannabis, according to a new federally funded study. Researchers with the University of California, Johns Hopkins University and other institutions conducted an online survey of 1,0
Nevada latest mature cannabis market to consider tax increase
Diminishing cannabis tax revenue in Nevada is leading lawmakers to ponder tweaks in the cannabis tax, including an increase to the excise tax charged at the point of sale. Nevada latest mature cannabis market to consider tax increase is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepr
New York Governor Celebrates $4 Billion In Legal Marijuana Sales Since Market’s Launch
The governor of New York is celebrating the state’s crossing the $4 billion mark in legal marijuana sales since the launch of the regulated market. “When New York legalized adult-use cannabis, we made a promise to build an industry that is safe, fair and creates real opportunity for the communities hit hardest by decad
Hall of Flowers NYC 2026 Picks Up an Accent
Pier 36 was buzzing on Oct. 21 and 22 as Hall of Flowers returned to Manhattan’s Lower East Side for its second New York show. On a sunny, 60-degree opening day, more than 200 exhibitors packed the show floor, and buyers from 500 licensed stores had signed on to attend, according to Hall of Flowers. Outside, food truck
Nevada Lawmakers Consider Marijuana Tax Overhaul For ‘Maturing’ Market As Prices Fall
“We are getting rid of one big tax—a 15 percent excise tax on wholesale—and increasing retail tax anywhere from 2 to 5 percent.” By April Corbin Girnus, Nevada Current Nevada lawmakers are pondering whether the state’s “maturing” marijuana industry needs to update its tax structure. Revenue from the state’s cannabis ex