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Virginia has written more than $40 million in market-launch spending into its budget, giving cannabis businesses and local officials the first hard sign that retail sales are being prepared even though the underlying bill is still unresolved.
Read moreNew York retailers can no longer report cannabis inventory and sales by hand, and the shift to Metrc-based transaction reporting raises the compliance bar across a market that has already grown past 600 licensed dispensaries.
Read moreBrazil’s health regulator has fixed August 3 as the start date for its first federal medicinal-cannabis production rules, giving companies, patient associations and import-based suppliers less than three months to prepare for inspections, tracking and security controls.
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Virginia has stopped talking about a retail cannabis market in the abstract and started pricing it. Budget language tied to the retail-market push provides $18,223,509 for fiscal year 2027 and $22,221,363 for fiscal year 2028 for...
Read moreNew York has stopped allowing cannabis retailers to file inventory and sales reports manually. The state Office of Cannabis Management said the manual system ended on May 5, 2026, and that all inventory and sales transactions...
Read moreBrazil’s first federal framework for medicinal-cannabis production is no longer a policy headline. It is an implementation deadline.
Read moreSpain now has a visible upstream medical-cannabis market.
Read moreMinnesota has already chosen the 150 applicants that will fill its capped adult-use cannabis retailer class. But the latest state data shows that selection and launch are still far apart.
Read moreMichigan has published the second-quarter benchmark prices for its new wholesale marijuana tax, and the number that matters most for flower moved down.
Read moreNew Jersey has moved intoxicating hemp out of the loose edge of general retail and into the state’s licensed cannabis system. As of April 13, 2026, any product with more than 0.4 milligrams of total THC is treated as cannabis or...
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