New York Cannabis License legal dispensaries double to 300

How to open a cannabis business in any state

New York is doubling the number of licenses it’s awarding for a first round of legal cannabis shops, regulators announced, though only a fraction of the dispensaries already authorized have opened so far and a court ruling has put licensing on hold in some areas. Nearly two years after legalizing recreational cannabis for adult use, the

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How to Open and Operate a Legal Cannabis Dispensary

How to open a Cannabis Dispensary

Introduction: Opening a cannabis dispensary can be a rewarding experience, but there are important legal and operational considerations to be aware of. This guide will outline the key legal requirements for setting up and running a successful dispensary, and also provide useful tips on best practices that can help you stay compliant and maximize your

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Where Things Stand with Cannabis Retail Across Canada

Overview of Cannabis Retail Across Canada It’s been a few years since the first legal cannabis retail store opened its doors in Canada. Upon legalization of cannabis, each province and territory established its own unique regulatory framework to manage the distribution and sale of recreational cannabis within their jurisdiction. As a result, each province and

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Farmgate Cannabis Retail In Canada

This year marked the opportunity for federally licensed cannabis cultivators or processors to sell cannabis products on site. With the advent of farmgate cannabis sales, consumers now have the option to go directly to a license holder’s location to purchase cannabis products. Farmgate cannabis retail is still in its infancy stage. Some common questions we

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Amending the Cannabis Regulations (Flavours in Cannabis Extracts)

On June 19, 2021, Health Canada announced via a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement (RIAS) their plan to amend the Cannabis Regulations, specifically focused on proposed restrictions around flavouring in cannabis extracts and vape pens. The proposed changes would be expected to come into force no earlier than 2022 and would restrict the production, sale, promotion,

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