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Operating in the Missouri Market with Curio Wellness

Missouri has quietly built one of the country’s more successful adult-use cannabis markets since launching recreational sales in 2023. Since legalization, the state has quickly grown into one of the largest cannabis markets in the Midwest, generating strong sales and supporting an expanding network of cultivators, processors, and dispensaries. Unlike many states that see medical […]

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Building Inside Maryland’s Limited License Cannabis Market

Maryland launched its medical cannabis program in 2018 and transitioned to adult use in 2024 as a limited-license state. Currently, there are 108 active dispensaries, with additional operators expected to come online following a March 2024 lottery that awarded conditional licenses to social equity entrepreneurs. However, these licensees still need to clear a vetting process […]

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Alternatives to Bankruptcy for Cannabis Companies: Part 2

Part 1 of this series discussed the lack of bankruptcy protections for cannabis companies, since bankruptcy in the U.S. is an exclusively federal procedure and cannabis remains illegal under federal law and proposed a number of alternative options for businesses struggling in the current environment. Part 2 of this series focuses on one of these […]

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Department Stores for Cannabis: The CEOs of Remedy on Cannabis Retail

Remedy currently has two locations, one in Baltimore and one in Columbia, Maryland. The first thing you notice at these dispensaries are the large parking areas. When you step inside, you’re greeted by an entrance that is less like a waiting room and more like a lounge. Their massive open floor plans offer space for […]

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No Green Wave This Time, But Two More States Legalize Adult Use Cannabis

Five states voted on adult-use cannabis legalization. These results increase the number of states that have legalized cannabis for adult-use from 19 to 21. Similar ballot measures failed, however, in Arkansas, North Dakota and South Dakota. The continued expansion of legalized cannabis at the state level, combined with President Biden’s recent initiation of an administrative […]

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Trump tells Gardner he’ll protect legal marijuana: Politicians, cannabis industry react

Politicians and cannabis industry insiders, alike, were surprised Monday morning by Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner’s announcement that he has struck a deal with President Donald J. Trump that would protect states’ marijuana laws from federal interference.

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Maryland patients’ long wait finally over as medical marijuana dispensaries open for business

Maryland medical marijuana patients lined up as dispensaries opened in a state that has some of the nation’s most liberal qualification policies.

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Maryland lawmakers to push for recreational marijuana

A group of Democratic lawmakers in Maryland want the state to join a growing number of others that have legalized marijuana for recreational use, taxing and regulating sales of the drug similar to the way the state deals with alcohol.

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Maryland Continues to Make Mistakes with Marijuana Legalization

Though Maryland became the 21st state to legalize medical marijuana more than two years ago, patients in the mid-Atlantic state have no lawful way to access their meds. Unfortunately for those in need, it’s not a problem with a speedy solution. Before the issue of distribution can be tackled by opening physical dispensaries, the state […] Thanks to marijuana.com

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Is Marijuana the brand new Winning Political Problem?

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In America’s polarized political landscape, most issues divide us right lower the center.  Oddly enough, one problem accustomed to sink candidates before becoming polarizing, and it is now being a political slam dunk.  In many states, medical, leisure, or decriminalization appear to become dictating large areas of campaigns.

The latest example originates from Maryland, where citizens have supported medicinal marijuana for a long time.   Now Louise Mizeur, a County delegate for Montgomery want to see marijuana legalized. Ms. Mizeur intentions of attempting to end up being the next governor and could have lots of competition to secure the Democratic nomination for next years election.

The program allows citizens 21 years old and also over could possess as much as one ounce of marijuana.  Smoking in public places and drugged driving would remain illegal.  Mizeur thinks a legitimate marijuana model could yield 157.5 million in new tax revenues every year.  She thinks the cash could be employed to help fund teaching programs for youthful children.

Louise was very direct inside a recent statement regarding hr take on marijuana.”Marijuana’s time like a controlled, illegal substance has run its course.  Marijuana laws and regulations ruin lives, are enforced with racial prejudice and draw attention away from police force from serious and violent crimes. … A Maryland with legalized, controlled and taxed marijuana means safer towns, universal early childhood education and less people unnecessarily uncovered to the criminal justice system.” The statement helps guide you far marijuana’s perception originates as candidates want their encouraging sights within the problem known prior to an election.

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