New York Codifies Anti-Inversion Rules as Licensed Dispensaries Face Supply-Chain Scrutiny
Illegal cannabis doesn't always stay in the illicit market. Through a practice known as inversion, unregulated products can enter licensed dispensaries - passing through the same retail channels as
Canopy Growth's MTL Cannabis Deal Signals Desperation More Than Strategy
Canopy Growth completed its acquisition of MTL Cannabis on March 16, adding a Canadian operator with a portfolio spanning pre-rolls, vape cartridges, and dried flower - and, critically, a foothold in
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint Over Thousands of Untagged, Out-of-State Cannabis Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing serious licensing consequences after state inspectors found more than 12,000 individual cannabis products with no Metrc tags or identifying information -
Minnesota's Omnibus Cannabis Bill Reshapes Licensing, Supply Chain, and Hemp Operator Strategy
Governor Tim Walz signed Minnesota's Omnibus Cannabis Bill into law last week, setting in motion a significant restructuring of the state's cannabis regulatory framework. The package touches
Oklahoma's Cannabis Oversupply Hollows Out the Businesses Built Around It
When Oklahoma opened its medical marijuana market with almost no license caps and minimal barriers to entry, the economic effect spread far beyond dispensaries and cultivation sites. Real estate,
Malta Pharmacy Roster Directs Patients to Weekend Dispensing Coverage
Across Malta and Gozo, a structured on-call pharmacy roster governs which licensed dispensaries open their doors on Sundays and public holidays - and for how many hours. This weekend's coverage runs
Michigan Leads Midwest Cannabis Sales, but Ohio Operators Are Capturing the Margins
Michigan moves more cannabis than any other state in the Great Lakes region - more than $3 billion in annual sales - yet Ohio's younger adult-use market may be quietly building the stronger business
California Cannabis Sales Slip Again, Putting Pressure on Licensed Retailers
California's licensed cannabis retailers generated $956.7 million in sales during the first quarter of 2026 - down from $976.5 million in the same period a year earlier and well below the $1.07
DOJ Rescheduling Move Reshapes Medical Cannabis Policy and Business Outlook
The federal government's decision to move state-licensed medical cannabis and FDA-approved marijuana products from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act marks the most
Haverhill Dispensary Pushes City to Unlock Social Consumption Licensing
Haverhill Stem, the city's first licensed cannabis retailer, is asking the Haverhill Planning Board to amend local ordinances so it can operate one of Massachusetts' first on-site social consumption