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A new international update puts Denmark’s 2026 legal cannabis output at 52,603 kilograms, a sharp rise that would move it ahead of Portugal and Spain just as the country’s permanent medical-cannabis system takes hold.
Read moreNew York cut the fee for medical cannabis registered organizations to $20,000 from $200,000, giving legacy operators immediate relief as the state’s adult-use market expands and the medical patient base keeps shrinking.
Read moreState data show the higher adult-use purchase limit immediately created legal sales that stores could not have made before, offering an early sign of bigger basket sizes in a mature market.
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Denmark is now projected to produce 52,603 kilograms of legal cannabis in 2026. That figure, refreshed on June 2 by the International Narcotics Control Board, is up from 28,000 kilograms in the 2025 table, an 87.9 percent jump in...
Read moreNew York has cut the main state fee for medical cannabis registered organizations to $20,000 from $200,000.
Read moreMassachusetts has its first hard read on what a higher adult-use cannabis purchase limit does at the register. Data surfaced by the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission on May 28 show that consumers made 900 legal adult-use...
Read moreUruguay’s legal adult-use cannabis market sold 525 kilograms through pharmacies in March 2026. A year earlier, the same month produced 348 kilograms. That is a 51 percent increase in the country’s main commercial retail channel.
Read moreCzechia’s regulated medical-cannabis channel has posted another sharp growth quarter. Pharmacies dispensed 126,935 grams in the first three months of 2026, according to figures compiled from the country’s official monthly...
Read moreGeorgia has changed the core unit of its medical cannabis law. The state’s newly signed SB 220 scraps the old rule that defined legal patient products by a maximum of 5% THC by weight and replaces it with a possession-based cap...
Read moreMaryland is preparing to give conditional cannabis licensees more time.
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