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A July update from Spain’s medicines agency gives the clearest count yet of who can grow cannabis for the country’s medical and scientific system, even as the public product register remains thin.
Read moreA mandatory switch to New Mexico’s new cannabis tracking system begins August 25, stopping lab sample intake for a week and disrupting some retailer transfers into early September.
Read moreMinnesota had issued 18 cultivator licenses but only 14 retailer licenses as of Aug. 18, a sign that the state’s next bottleneck is getting legal cannabis in front of customers rather than into the supply chain.
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Spain now has a clearer picture of its medical-cannabis supply base than it did a month ago. In a 31 July 2026 update, Spain’s medicines agency, AEMPS, listed 14 active cultivation authorizations tied to medical or scientific...
Read moreNew Mexico’s cannabis industry is two days from a state-mandated software switch that will interrupt normal business across the supply chain. The Cannabis Control Division says testing laboratories will be unable to receive...
Read moreMinnesota’s adult-use cannabis market is still being built from the supply side first. As of Aug. 18, the state had issued 18 cultivator licenses and 14 retailer licenses, according to the Minnesota Office of Cannabis...
Read moreMassachusetts has published the first hard enforcement data in its fight over inflated THC labels. On August 13, the state’s Cannabis Control Commission said 13 of 63 cannabis flower products sampled from 62 producers fell...
Read moreNew Jersey’s latest official cannabis count is not close. As of August 5, 2026, the state had 614 cannabis businesses licensed to operate, including 350 adult-use retailers, 71 adult-use cultivators, and 83 adult-use...
Read moreThe Senate has given most hemp-derived THC products a little more time, and not much more than that. On August 8, senators voted 61-32 to block Sen. Ted Budd’s attempt to remove Section 2019 from H.R. 6500, a stopgap funding...
Read moreUtah’s medical cannabis market is still growing, and in July the strongest category was not flower. State data show cartridges and pens brought in $8,616,600 in July 2026 sales, compared with $5,621,600 for flower. That is a gap...
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