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Tackling California's Cannabis Credit Crisis The Fight for Financial Stability

Tackling California’s Cannabis Credit Crisis: The Fight for Financial Stability

California’s cannabis industry is facing severe credit issues that threaten its stability, with unpaid invoices and outstanding debts posing significant challenges to operators of all types across the state. In response, a coalition of cannabis industry players has formed the Financial Stability for California Cannabis (FSCC) to raise awareness and offer solutions to the crisis. […]

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Oregon Secretary of State Resigns Amidst Cannabis Consulting Controversy

Oregon Secretary of State Resigns Amidst Cannabis Consulting Controversy

In a surprising turn of events, Oregon’s Secretary of State, Shemia Fagan, announced her resignation amidst controversy surrounding her involvement as a consultant for a cannabis company. Fagan’s decision came after Republican lawmakers called for her resignation and Governor Tina Kotek requested an ethics probe into her cannabis gig, as reported by Oregon Live. Fagan,

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Evolving Federal Hiring Policies Reflect Changing Attitudes Towards Cannabis

Evolving Federal Hiring Policies Reflect Changing Attitudes Towards Cannabis

In a sign of the shifting tides surrounding cannabis legalization in the United States, federal government agencies are reevaluating their hiring rules to attract younger talent. With the relaxation of drug-related restrictions, agencies aim to create a more inclusive and diverse workforce that reflects the evolving public attitudes toward cannabis. This blog explores the recent

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Florida Legislature Approves Hemp Bill with Age Limit, Removes THC Caps

Florida Legislature Approves Hemp Bill with Age Limit, Removes THC Caps

In a recent development, the Florida House has successfully passed a comprehensive hemp bill that introduces an age limit of 21 for hemp products containing THC. However, notably, the approved version of the bill does not include the previously proposed THC caps that were part of the initial draft. The bill, which had already gained

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Washington Governor Calls Special Session for New Drug Possession Law

Washington Governor Calls Special Session for New Drug Possession Law

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee has announced that he will convene a special legislative session starting on May 16 to pass a new drug possession law. This comes after lawmakers were unable to reach an agreement during the regular session that ended in April. The proposed legislation aims to strike a balance between accountability and

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NBA's New Collective Bargaining Agreement Changes to Marijuana Policies

NBA’s New Collective Bargaining Agreement: Changes to Marijuana Policies

The National Basketball Association (NBA) is making significant changes to its marijuana policies with the introduction of a new collective bargaining agreement. While players will no longer be subjected to THC testing requirements, there are restrictions on promoting marijuana companies. This blog delves into the details of the agreement, highlighting the key changes and their

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Texas House Passes Cannabis Decriminalization Bill Reduced Penalties for Possession

Texas House Passes Cannabis Decriminalization Bill: Reduced Penalties for Possession

In a significant step towards cannabis reform, the Texas House has passed a cannabis decriminalization bill, aiming to reduce penalties for possession of up to an ounce of flower or concentrates. While fines will still be imposed, the measure represents a smarter approach to cannabis possession under Texas law, signaling a potential shift in attitudes

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Florida Senate Passes Hemp Bill Without THC Caps A Win for the State's Hemp Industry

Florida Senate Passes Hemp Bill Without THC Caps: A Win for the State’s Hemp Industry

In a significant development for Florida’s hemp industry, the state Senate has passed a hemp bill that does not include THC caps on products. The proposal, while imposing age limits and packaging regulations, has been received positively by hemp businesses as it avoids potentially damaging restrictions. With over 100,000 employees and $3.5 billion in wages,

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Germany Moves Closer to Cannabis Legalization with Draft Bill Submission

Germany Moves Closer to Cannabis Legalization with Draft Bill Submission

Germany is making significant strides towards marijuana legalization as a draft bill has been submitted by a top health official, Health Minister Karl Lauterbach. This proposed legislation marks the first step in a two-part reform framework and has garnered attention and anticipation among advocates and cannabis enthusiasts. The bill encompasses provisions for possession, cultivation, and

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Twitter Allows Promoted Tweets Featuring Cannabis Products

Twitter Allows Promoted Tweets Featuring Cannabis Products

Twitter has announced an update to its marijuana advertising policy, allowing certified advertisers to showcase packaged cannabis products in their promoted ad creative. The move comes as a response to feedback from the cannabis industry and aims to provide more opportunities for cannabis companies to promote their brands. The previous policy update in February already

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