SF Gate says things are going from bad to worse at Eaze California’s largest cannabis delivery company, which at one point was valued at $700 million and was dubbed the “Uber of weed,” is shutting down, according to a note from its CEO on Sunday. Eaze is currently “winding down operations” with a “full closure”
30K plants, 11 tons of processed cannabis seized in Mendocino Co. operations
Authorities in Mendocino County announced details of a massive operation targeting illegal cannabis grows, saying that 30,000 plants were seized at more than a dozen sites last month. The sheriff’s office said Monday that they serviced numerous warrants in the Round Valley area, in the northern part of the county. “These operations were performed in
Alert: Celebrating two years of Vermont retail cannabis / Reminder: required training for cultivators
Just over two years ago, the first licensed adult-use cannabis retailers opened their doors, with many more to follow. The CCB would like to extend our heartfelt thanks and congratulations to all the licensees who have contributed to shaping the industry. We recognize the dedication and effort it takes to succeed in this business. Thank
Senate Proposal Would Closely Regulate, Not Ban Most Hemp Products
During this time of great tension and competition between the marijuana and hemp industries, it is refreshing to see efforts at compromise. The initial draft of the Cannabinoid Safety and Regulation Act, proposed last week by Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden, would represent a momentous compromise in creating a regulatory framework for hemp-derived cannabinoids. And it
The Week in Weed: October 4, 2024
Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what’s happening in the world of legalized marijuana. This week, we check in on ballot initiatives, or rather, lawsuits surrounding ballot initiatives. Then we see a new report has come out, exploring the role of the federal government in cannabis. Senator Rand Paul has
South Carolina Clears Path for Hemp Beverages
It’s hard to be surprised when you’ve been writing and talking about government decisions about the cannabis industry over the past decade. But I’ll admit that my eyebrows raised when I read a recent letter from the solicitor general of South Carolina stating that, as a general rule, hemp beverages containing less than .3% delta-9
Cannabis Receivership Q&A Webinar: The Replay
For anyone who couldn’t attend last Wednesday’s webinar on cannabis receiverships, we are pleased to present the replay video below. It’s also hosted on YouTube, here.
This webinar covered a lot of ground, and it was certainly timely. The following afternoon, reporting broke that Harborside, one of the biggest names in cannabis, was pushed
Tips to Tackle the Drunk Driving Epidemic
Image source Drunk driving is a serious problem that hurts a lot of people. Every year, it causes many deaths, injuries, and ruined lives. Even though everyone knows that drunk driving is dangerous, some still choose to drive after drinking too much. This can have very sad results, and we need to make a change.
Legal & Shipping Challenges for Cannabis Vape Businesses Continue to Cause Operational Issues
Cannabis vape businesses in the U.S. face a complex web of legal hurdles when it comes to shipping their products. The conflict between state-level cannabis legalization and federal prohibition creates significant obstacles for these companies, particularly in terms of logistics and distribution. At the federal level, cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance, making it
The Future of Cannabis Vaping in Canada
As the landscape of cannabis consumption evolves, vaping has rapidly gained popularity among both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers. In Canada, where cannabis was legalised for recreational use in 2018, the vaping sector has flourished, offering a modern and sophisticated alternative to traditional smoking methods. Vaping not only provides a discreet way to enjoy cannabis but