Oregon’s Oversupply Issues Reach Breaking Point as Prices Reach All-Time Low
Oregon’s cannabis industry is in crisis as a record-breaking harvest in 2024 exacerbates an already severe oversupply problem.
Oregon’s cannabis industry is in crisis as a record-breaking harvest in 2024 exacerbates an already severe oversupply problem.
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has filed a temporary suspension on the testing of cannabis products for the mould Aspergillus.
In October, the cannabis industry reconvened in Las Vegas for the annual tradeshow – MJ Biz Con – put on by Marijuana Business Daily.
After a two-year legal battle, an Oregon cannabis entrepreneur has been given a proposed fine of $100,000 over a labelling error regulators argued was a public health hazard, reports Willamette Week.
Growers in Humboldt County, California say they are facing an “extinction event” that may sound familiar to those who have experienced supply gluts and price drops in other new cannabis markets grappling with right-sizing, reports High Times.