New York Cannabis Regulator’s ‘Catastrophic’ Blunder Threatens Over 100 Businesses
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).
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 residents are one step closer to being able to grow their own cannabis after the state’s Cannabis Control Board (CCB) approved draft rules for home cultivation.
New York’s cannabis industry, which has been stuck in a legal quagmire for months, may now be able to progress as regulators voted to approve a settlement agreement yesterday.
The New York State Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) took part in the first ever subcommittee hearing on cannabis where concerns were raised over the proliferation of illicit cannabis shops.
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
Today New York’s Cannabis Control Board hosted a landmark session in which a number of major resolutions were passed, which the industry hopes will kickstart momentum in the state’s cannabis programme.