New York Cannabis Retailers Push Back on $30m Product Recall and ‘Rent-a-Licence’ Scandal
Oregon-based edibles company Grön has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding New York’s so-called ‘rent-a-licence’ scandal.
Oregon-based edibles company Grön has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding New York’s so-called ‘rent-a-licence’ scandal.
Over 100 legal New York cannabis dispensaries could be forced to relocate following a monumental blunder from the state’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).
New York’s fledgling legal cannabis market is set to undergo significant changes which could not only enable the sale of intoxicating hemp products in dispensaries but also open the door for out-of-state operators.
A further 74 cannabis retail licenses have been granted by New York’s Cannabis Control Board (CCB), despite mounting legal action slowing the licensing progress.
New York’s adult-use cannabis market continues to be mired in controversy and new legal disputes despite topping $1bn in sales last year.
New York’s legal adult-use cannabis market officially surpassed $1bn in annual sales last year, despite regulators ongoing efforts to tackle the flourishing black market.
New York’s troubled adult-use cannabis program has hit yet another legal roadblock after a state judge barred regulators from processing business applications.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has appointed a new interim Executive Director of the state’s cannabis regulator after its previous leader was pushed out.
The embattled head of New York’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), Chris Alexander, has officially resigned from his post early, leaving the organization without a clear leader.