Legal cannabis cultivators like Bovenschen’s Pure Sunfarms are required by law to label every flower product with its total THC content, measured “in discrete units.” That’s despite a recent study showing cannabis flower’s THC content can vary by as much as one-third – even within the same plant.
New York’s brand new Cannabis Control Board met for the first time this week and it’s already taking decisive action: Flower is now, effective immediately, allowed for sale in medical cannabis dispensaries, reports Leafly.
Even with innovative, regulated cannabis products on the market in both the US and Canada like vape pens and drinks, flower is still undeniably the most popular product among consumers, according to a report on product category sales by Headset.
After three years, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s Houseplant brand and Canopy are “mutually” terminating their partnership, which brought the Houseplant flower and drinks to the Canadian market in 2019, reports Benzinga.
Aurora moved from its stock listing from the NYSE to NASDAQ this week as part of its cost-cutting and right-sizing plans, according to a press release.
Dry cannabis flower is still leading the pack of product categories in the latest data from Statistics Canada, but for the first time, so-called “cannabis 2.0” products like edibles, vapes beverages and concentrates are making a dent in market share, reports MJ Biz Daily.
Earlier this month, Business of Cannabis announced a new partnership with the leading data and insights company Headset.
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