Missouri Cannabis

Missouri Appeals Court Orders Expungement Of THC Possession Convictions
Yet Again, Massive Cannabis Product Recall Rocks Missouri Weed Industry: 135,000 Products Quarantined
Missouri Governor's THC Ban Threatens 9,000 Retailers Statewide Amid Nationwide Clampdown On Hemp
Yet Again, Massive Cannabis Product Recall Rocks Missouri Weed Industry: 135,000 Products Quarantined
Missouri Governor's THC Ban Threatens 9,000 Retailers Statewide Amid Nationwide Clampdown On Hemp
Missouri Cannabis Leader Faces Allegations Of Using Predatory Contracts To Exploit Social-Equity Licensees
Cannabis Is Flying Off The Shelves In These Five States, Earning Billions For Marijuana Companies

Missouri Cannabis Recent News

Cannabis Brands By Sports Legends Mike Tyson And Ric Flair Expand Footprint In Missouri
Ric Flair Drip and TYSON 2.0 cannabis brands are expanding their reach in Missouri.Under an exclusive manufacturing and distribution partnership between Carma HoldCo Inc. and Opus Farms, cannabis products by iconic wrestling World Champion, Ric Flair, and legendary boxer, entrepreneur and advocate Mike Tyson are available at dispensaries such as Sunny Daze Dispensary and Shangri-La Jefferson.
Over $20 Billion In Green: Cannabis Is A Lucrative Harvest For Legal Weed States
Since Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize adult-use cannabis sales in 2014, a green wave has swept over the U.S.  This progressive shift has not only transformed social norms but also yielded surprising financial benefits for participating states.
Cannabis REIT NewLake Invests $16M In Connecticut Marijuana Cultivation Facility, Expands Partnership With Michigan's C3 Industries
Missouri's $2B Marijuana Market Hits Record Sales In March, Eyes Future Growth With Microbusiness Licenses
The Missouri cannabis market set a new monthly sales record in March, reaching nearly $125 million. According to the latest data from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), the adult-use cannabis sector contributed $108.7 million in March, with medical cannabis adding another $16 million, culminating in a total of $124.7 million.
'Predatory Practices' In Missouri, Washington D.C. Mayor Declares 4/20 Tax Holiday On Medical Marijuana And More Cannabis Reg Updates
Massachusetts saw $154 million worth of cannabis products sold in March, representing a 2.3% year-over-year increase, according to the data from the Cannabis Control Commission. The sum included $136.8 million in recreational and $17.2 million in medical cannabis sales.Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) has signed into law an initiative enhancing the medical marijuana program by extending the tax holiday from April 15 through April 28, in honor of the 4/20 holiday.The first and only recreational dispensary in North Carolina is set to open on April 20, 2024. The move would follow last year's decision by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians' (ECBI) members to legalize cannabis for recreational use.Missouri cannabis regulator recently revoked 9 social-equity cannabis licenses of the winners of 48 cannabis microbusiness licenses under Amendment 3, which legalized marijuana in 2022.
[Video] Cannabis Industry's 2024 Outlook: Expert Analysis From Highway 33 Capital Advisory
Washington State Rethinks 'Prohibited Conduct,' New Hampshire Debates Weed Franchise Model And More
In a significant move, the Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) is reviewing the "prohibited conduct rule," known for targeting LGBTQ+ bars, to amend or repeal it. This step, driven by public and activist pushback, marks a push towards more inclusive and fair cannabis regulations.
Idaho Lawmakers Want To Ban Out Of State Weed Ads, Arkansas' Second Attempt To Expand Medical Marijuana Access & More
Explore the latest in cannabis regulation: ID's ad ban, AR's push for access, MO's expungements, CT's legal battle, and PA's growing support.Idaho Legislators Propose Advertising Ban On Illegal Cannabis Products
Biden Pardons, Veterans' Benefits, Policy Debates: Virginia's Marijuana Sales, Rhode Island's Overdose Center & More
Virginia is advancing towards legalizing marijuana sales for adults over 21, with significant legislative progress. The Senate Courts of Justice Committee approved Senate Bill 448, spearheaded by Senator Aaron Rouse (D), to create a regulated market with licensed retailers, expected to start in 2025.
A Top Weed Stock Under The Radar: Strong Growth, Cash Flow Savings And Low-Value Market Position
Zuanic & Associates' senior analyst Pablo Zuanic offers a detailed analysis of MariMed Inc. (OTC: MRMD), underscoring its promising trajectory in the cannabis sector and its potential to become a top Multi-State Operator (MSO).
Missouri's Marijuana Market Hits Record High: $1.3B In 2023 Mostly From Adult-Use Sales
In 2023, Missouri experienced a significant surge in its legal marijuana market. State figures show that in December sales alone sales reached $123 million, nearly matching the state's all-time high and contributing to an impressive total of $1.3 billion for the year.
Governor's Veto In Montana And Workplace Cannabis In Missouri: States At A Legislative Crossroads
Montana's Veto Dilemma
Missouri Courts Work Overtime Clearing Marijuana Charges, Seek Additional $3.7M To Clean Up Backlog
Missouri circuit courts have cleared more than 100,000 marijuana charges from the criminal records of individuals according to the Missouri Independent. In order to address the burden of expungements mandated by law, state lawmakers set aside $4.5m to cover overtime expenses and temporary staff wages. The state county courts have had $4.2m in total funds from the Circuit Court Budget Committee, however, Betsy AuBuchon, a clerk of the Missouri Supreme Court, has requested an additional $3.7m for the next fiscal year. The source of the money is taxes levied on recreational marijuana and fees from cannabis businesses. The deadline for expunging all misdemeanour cannabis charges was 8 June with felony charges necessary by 8 December 2023. Speaking to a state representative, AuBuchon said the courts are "doing our best" to clear the backlog.
Missouri Update: Cops Might Stop Sniffing Around Your Car For Weed, Crackdown On Cannabis Edibles
The 2024 legislative session in Missouri, which began in Jefferson City, has brought about important discussions about cannabis regulation.
Missouri Cannabis Update: Tighter Regulatory Grip And Growing Unionization
Explore Missouri's new stricter cannabis regulations, operational deadlines, and the rise of unionization in the industry.
Missouri's Cannabis Maze: Sales Drop, Lost Taxes And Equity Concerns
Exploring Missouri's cannabis market downturn, tax oversights, packaging debates, license controversies, and social equity issues.
Maryland's Green Rush With $55M In Weed Sales, Hemp Cultivators Sue Alaska And More Cannabis Regs
Maryland's Cannabis Market Thrives With $90M In Sales In October Marylanders seem to enjoy recreational marijuana considering the latest sales data posted by the Maryland Cannabis Administration (MCA).
Fired For Cannabis Unionization? Missouri Pot Shop Slammed With $145K Settlement
Cannabis unionization is gaining momentum nationwide. The trend goes hand in hand with the maturing of the industry where large corporations seem to be taking over. While big players are often criticized for their unfair treatment of employees, small businesses can also veer off track.
Maryland's Tiny Libraries Trick, Nevada Cannabis Licensees, Missouri Supports Military Vets & More
Missouri Cannabis Recall Resolved; $13M To Veterans & Public Services
Teamsters Unite Marijuana Workers Who Want Fair Share Of Missouri's $1B Weed Revenue
Budtenders and inventory clerks at Home State Dispensary in Missouri have voted overwhelmingly to join Teamsters Local 955. They are the first group of cannabis workers in the Kansas City metropolitan area to unionize and the first to join Local 955.
Al Harrington Backs Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man: TICAL Official Weed Products Debut In Missouri
On Friday Cannabis brand TICAL Official, led by rapper, actor and entrepreneur Method Man, announced its adult-use availability in Missouri in partnership with CLOVR.
Missouri-Based Operator Secures $22M For Minnesota Cannabis Project
In light of the recent legalization of adult-use cannabis in Minnesota, Hwy35, a Missouri-based cannabis operator, recently obtained a significant $22 million in funding from two Minnesota state agencies.
Controversy And Legal Drama Loom Over Missouri's Cannabis Market Due To Exorbitant Tax Schemes
Missouri's cannabis regulator said last week that some of the winners of 48 cannabis microbusiness licenses under Amendment 3, which legalized marijuana in 2022, are now trying to sell them, reported