Welcome to the ultimate guide to obtaining a New York State Cannabis License. As the demand for cannabis products continues to skyrocket, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts eagerly seek opportunities to enter the flourishing market. However, navigating the complex world of cannabis licensing can be daunting, especially in a state as dynamic as New York. Fear not,
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New York’s OCM Updates Illegal cannabis enforcement plan
The New York State Office of Cannabis Management provided an update on their increased efforts to battle the illegal cannabis industry in the state at the meeting today. As part of the FY 2024 Budget, Governor Hochul approved legislation on May 3, 2023, permitting increased enforcement by OCM against unauthorized cannabis enterprises. The law now allows OCM
Everything you should know about the Minnesota Cannabis Legalization program
Governor Tim Waltz is anticipated to sign a comprehensive, 320-page measure legalizing marijuana in the state, making it the 23rd state in the US to do so. The Office of Cannabis Management website is live, so things are rushing in the state. What, then, is contained in the law’s language? What might we anticipate as
Maryland’s Social Equity Legal Cannabis Program What’s Next?
Maryland plans to issue adult-use cannabis business licenses in two licensing rounds, according to the Baltimore Banner—the first round launches on January 1, 2024, and is reserved for social equity applicants. The market will launch with a voter-approved legalization measure on July 1, 2023. Governor Wes Moore states, “It’s the first step in ensuring an
Minnesota Cannabis Legalization Bill Approved by the Senate
Only days after the House of Representatives passed a comparable adult-use cannabis legalization package, the Minnesota Senate last week decided to support a plan to legalize marijuana for recreational use. On Friday, the Senate passed Senate File 73 by a vote of 34-33, with all senators from the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL) voting in favor and
Missouri Cannabis Legalization – Proposed Rules in 2023
On March 1, 2023, proposed regulations were published in the Missouri Register. During the public comment period, which ran from March 1 to March 31, 2023, the agency received more than 800 comments from the public requesting revisions to the guidelines. The Missouri Constitution’s Article XIV, Sections 1 and 2, may be enforced by rules