Maryland Cannabis

While most cannabis beverages currently on the market offer lower THC content, typically in 5mg or 10mg doses, the demand for more potent options could carve out a lucrative segment. Brendan Mitchel-Chesebro, senior analyst at BDSA, noted that while beverages generally have a lower retail price...

Despite an overall decline in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) across the cannabis industry, a few states are bucking the trend, showcasing growth and resilience. Recent data from Viridian Capital Advisors provides a comprehensive view of this dynamic sector, highlighting intriguing patterns for...

Connecticut's Record Sales In December Connecticut experienced a record-breaking December in 2023, with combined sales of adult-use cannabis and medical marijuana surpassing $27.5 million. The state reported this marked the highest single-month total since the market opened. The adult-use...

Missouri Cannabis Recall Resolved; $13M To Veterans & Public Services The Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation removed a recall on 15,000 products due to non-compliance with the METRC tracking system. Some products now meet standards with THC from Missouri's regulated market....

Maryland stands as a shining example of a medical cannabis state transitioning smoothly into the recreational market. According to a financial report by Zuanic & Associates, (Z&A), this transition has been particularly beneficial for incumbent medical cannabis players, who have witnessed a...

Minnesota has experienced a notable boost in revenue from the sales of hemp-derived THC products like gummies, edibles, and beverages, accounting for a staggering $6 million in sales. The Department of Revenue disclosed a collection of $594,000 from 571 businesses in July alone. This marked the...

Maryland's Allure In Maryland, the recreational cannabis market hit the ground running, amassing $87.3 million in July sales. While this marks a significant boost from previous medical sales, it also reflects the broader trend of robust initial sales observed in many newly launched markets....

Denver Approves First Cannabis Consumption Bus Alisha Gallegos' cannabis consumption bus was licensed by the City and County of Denver, allowing it to cater to weddings, private events and festivals where guests can legally smoke cannabis. The bus has undergone significant modifications,...

Within the East Coast Cannabis Market, Maryland has emerged as a pivotal player and captivated the attention of experts at equity research firm Zuanic & Associates (Z&A). Unlike its neighboring states, which are grappling with illicit markets and slow rollouts, Maryland made a decisive move...

State Data Provides Crucial Insights on Medical Marijuana, Influences Federal Classification Review Several states with medical marijuana programs, including Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Utah, have shared crucial data on marijuana use and its effects with U.S. health regulators...

Maryland has taken a significant step towards the decriminalization of cannabis with the recent legalization of recreational marijuana. At a press conference in Baltimore, Maryland Public Defender Natasha Dartigue highlighted two new laws aimed at moving the state away from the criminalization of...

A nonprofit group in Maryland will receive 30,000 viable cannabis seeds from volunteers at the D.C.-Maryland border the moment it officially becomes legal - at one minute past midnight on Saturday, July 1.  The seeds will then be given to adults over 21 ...

Medical Marijuana Goes Digital: Rhode Island Implements Paperless Card Registration System The Rhode Island Department of Health has launched an online medical marijuana card registration system, providing a shorter processing time and eliminating the need for paper documentation. The new Rhode...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed six bills into law Wednesday in Annapolis and one of them was Senate Bill 516, Cannabis Reform legislation, which regulates the sale of cannabis before it becomes legal on July 1, 2023. "This will ensure the rollout of recreational cannabis in our state...

Maryland lawmakers passed a bill proposed by Del. Charlotte Crutchfield, which prevents police from searching someone solely based on possession of or odor of marijuana. The Senate passed the bill with an amendment and the House passed it in a 101-36 vote before the end of the legislative...